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How food became a weapon in America’s culture war

How food became a weapon in America’s culture war

First came the politics of right-wing grievance. Then came the new foodie culture. Together, they combined to create one toxic food fight.

Julia Belluz: Scientists don't agree on what causes obesity, but they know what doesn't
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Julia Belluz: Scientists don't agree on what causes obesity, but they know what doesn't

Rates of obesity won’t budge as long as society views it as a personal issue.
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How fermented foods shaped the world
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How fermented foods shaped the world

In her new book, Julia Skinner discusses the history and power of fermentation, microbes’ role in biodiversity, and how fermented foods can make us more resilient in the face of climate crisis.
Big questions linger about the White House conference on hunger

Big questions linger about the White House conference on hunger

Will next week’s event be a game-changing catalyst or a glorified press event? Plus, climate-smart commodities and a farmer fly-in.
Philip H. Howard: Fake meat won't solve the climate crisis

Philip H. Howard: Fake meat won't solve the climate crisis

A new report questions the dramatic environmental claims that alternative proteins can save the planet, disrupt the status quo, or challenge the power of the corporate food industry.
As investors bet on 'milk without cows,' questions about transparency loom

As investors bet on 'milk without cows,' questions about transparency loom

Perfect Day and other companies making milk with cellular agriculture promise animal-free, lower-carbon products through technology. They may also benefit from a lack of consumer understanding about the science.
Junk food can have a big impact on your carbon footprint

Junk food can have a big impact on your carbon footprint

Cutting out meat is the most cited way to make your diet more carbon friendly. You could also try nixing candy, alcohol, and ready-made food.
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