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Rebuilding Food Security After a Wildfire
A coalition in Oregon is fighting to expand access to food assistance—regardless of immigration status.
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Solutions
A coalition in Oregon is fighting to expand access to food assistance—regardless of immigration status.
Climate•9 min read
Fact Check
Mythbusting•8 min read
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Climate•7 min read
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In 2019, scientists published a climate-friendly food plan. I’ve long wondered: could it work for most Americans?
Climate•10 min read
Fact Check
Mythbusting•7 min read
Review
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Investigation
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Policy•12 min read
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The pledge’s potential impact, explained.
Diet•7 min read
Conversations
An interview with Delci Winders, director of the Animal Law and Policy Institute at Vermont Law and Graduate School.
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Investigation
Climate•6 min read
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Health•11 min read
Reported
Food•9 min read
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The U.S. government has a lot to do with it.
Food•11 min read
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A closer look reveals a lack of transparency, and potentially negative effects.
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Solutions
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Solutions
A coalition in Oregon is fighting to expand access to food assistance—regardless of immigration status.
Climate•9 min read
Solutions
A Black podiatrist gets creative in a bid to make his community healthier.
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An interview with Delci Winders, director of the Animal Law and Policy Institute at Vermont Law and Graduate School.
We sat down with Viveca Morris and Jennifer Jacquet to discuss their research into the money flowing to academics from the livestock industry.