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How Dr. Bronner’s Empowers Mint Farmers In India
Dr. Bronner’s is a great example of a company that’s incorporated fair trade practices directly into its business model, helping to build a ...
How You Can Help Build Wells With Charity: Water
Around the world, more than 663 million people live without access to clean water—and this month we’re partnering with charity: water to do something ...
Here’s How EPIC Celebrates Earth Day, Every Day
Every year on April 22, individuals and businesses come together for Earth Day, a celebration of sustainability and the environment. EPIC is one ...
Meet Our Meat (and Seafood): Thrive Market’s Program Is Creating a Better Food Future
When biologist Allan Savory gave the keynote address at Slow Food USA’s Slow Meat Symposium in 2014, he called agriculture “the most destructive ...
Can Urban Farming Revitalize Detroit’s Lower East Side?
The Great Recession was tougher on some cities than others. Take Detroit, for ...
The Simple Reason Junk Food Is So Cheap
Hate paying taxes every year? Trade in your suit and tie for a pair of overalls. Instead of handing over part of your hard-earned paycheck every ...
19 European Countries Say No to GMOs
One by one, European Union member states stepped out in defiance against Monsanto, Syngenta, Dow and the rest of the biotech mafia last ...
Old MacDonald? That’s Mrs. MacDonald These Days
If your idea of American agriculture is American Gothic—the classic painting of a farmer, his wife, and a pitchfork—it’s time to think ...
Americans Are Buying So Much Organic Food That We’re Running Out
If you’re looking for proof that, increasingly, American consumers are growing tired of questionable, chemical-soaked food, look no further than the ...
Will New ‘Spray GMOs’ Reignite the Frankenfood Debate?
Monsanto is at it again. The widely reviled biotech company has been hard at work formulating a chemical it’s calling BioDirect, which, when sprayed ...
Overalls and Instagrams: Small Farmers Get Social Media-Savvy
Farmers are certainly not strangers to technology. From the invention and adoption of complex harvesting mechanisms decades ago to iPads in the ...