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Meat masters
Why we love DIY butchery
By Twilight Greenaway
Take a class and learn to be a meat boss.
Anna Lappé
The environmental activist
By Twilight Greenaway
“A food and agriculture system that’s good for the climate [is also] a system that’s better for people.”
Nicolette Hahn Niman
The vegetarian rancher
By Twilight Greenaway
“If done in the right location and at the right scale, livestock farming is a very valuable part of food production.”
Novella Carpenter
The urban farmer
By Twilight Greenaway
“City people moving to the country is kind of a horrible idea.”
The young and the landless
The trials of farming
By Twilight Greenaway
Who will grow our food tomorrow?
Jim Hightower
The political activist
By Twilight Greenaway
“You have to at least question the brands that are coming your way.”
Silent seas
The world’s seafood crisis
By Twilight Greenaway
Taras Grescoe dives deep in search of fish.
Fair trade at home
The domestic fair-trade movement
By Twilight Greenaway
Is your local food good for those who grow it, too?
The life aquatic
Can we have our fish and eat it, too?
By Twilight Greenaway
The world’s seafood is disappearing. Here’s what to eat (or not).
Peter Menzel
The photographer
By Twilight Greenaway
The co-author of ‘Hungry Planet’ talks about his work in the bigger picture.
Taro woe
Threatened traditional foods are turning Hawaii into “ground zero” for GMO activism
By Twilight Greenaway
Should Hawaii grow luxury goods or essential staples?
Sasha Wizansky and Amy Standen
Talking with the Meatpaper founders
By Twilight Greenaway
“Bacon is a gateway meat.”
Fringe benefits
The roving supper combines eating out with eating in
By Twilight Greenaway
Where dinner, the Web, and community meet.
Whole truth?
What wasn’t said in the Mackey-Pollan “debate”
By Twilight Greenaway
The quiet man and the loquacious one.
Gary Paul Nabhan
Renewing our food traditions
By Twilight Greenaway
“There’s tremendous intellectual and culinary interest in regional foods.”
Going local
“Locavores” redefine where food should come from
By Twilight Greenaway
Eating locally is better for the environment and your health, if not always your wallet. But how feasible is it?
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