In the new episode of #WhatYoureEating, we explore three controversial foods — veal, foie gras and octopus — and explore the ethical issues behind them. Does your right to enjoy a fancy or delicious meal trump the right of an animal to not experience extreme cruelty? 🐄🦆🐙 Listen to the full episode, featuring Daisy Freund of ASPCA, Cheryl Leahy of Animal Outlook and Elena Lara of Compassion in World Farming: https://lnkd.in/e7MWPPK5
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Our website is chock full of information to help you shop, cook and eat more sustainably. From a Food label Guide to a Seasonal Food Guide, to deep-dive reports on beef, chicken, eggs and more, FoodPrint explains the why and the hows of supporting a more sustainable food system. #sustainability #sustainablefood #eatingfortheclimate #foodlabels
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Whether you're drinking black coffee or a pumpkin spice latte, get to know where those beans came from. Listen to our podcast episode, featuring Dakota Graff of Onyx Coffee Lab and Bartholomew Jones of cxffeeblack, to learn more about coffee’s roots and how it gets from crop to cup: https://lnkd.in/eB6ETBHv
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3 experts on factory farms — a former U.S. Senator, a public health researcher and the Senior Advisor to Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future — have come together to document the horrific environmental and public health harms these facilities cause. They've written a book and are hosting a conference to discuss these impacts and what can be done. Register for the conference, which you can join in person in Iowa or over livestream: https://lnkd.in/gDsRV32H
Industrial Farm Animal Production, the Environment, and Public Health
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In 2015, the USDA and EPA committed to a goal of cutting national food waste in half by 2030. Now, nearly a decade later, there is finally a national roadmap. We break it down and talk to some experts, including Nina Sevilla of Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), whether it will succeed: https://lnkd.in/emie-i64 Miranda Lipton
How can we cut food waste in half by 2030?
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Last year, we released a podcast episode that told the story of the PFAS found on farms across Maine. At the time, PFAS and its presence in our food system was under-reported. Today, the scale of contamination is becoming more apparent. Listen to the episode, featuring Adam Nordell of Defend Our Health and Sarah Alexander of Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association: https://lnkd.in/eBgXSDMH
Episode 16: PFAS: The 'Forever Chemicals' in Your Food
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Farm to school programs, like those at FoodCorps and The Mississippi Farm to School Network, bring healthy, local food into schools, helping children understand where their food comes from and supporting local food economies. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e-k_UaQy
Farm to School and Garden Education
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Meat analogs such as Impossible meat are marketed as more sustainable alternatives, but too often, they rely on GMO monocultures and synthetic chemicals that are devastating our environment. There are many natural, nutritious alternatives to eating meat produced in an industrial system, but GMO plant patties that bleed and bioreactor meat aren't on the list. From palatability to corporate profit, FoodPrint discusses all things fake meat on this episode of the What You're Eating podcast. 🎧 https://lnkd.in/gXzkvfWx
Episode 2: Can Fake Meat Save the World?
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"School meals are one of the healthiest food sources for many of the 29 million children participating in the National School Lunch Program, some of whom rely on school meals for more than half of their food intake,” says Alexina Cather, the director of policy and special projects for Wellness in the Schools. Read more about this year’s new rule from the USDA regarding nutrition standards for school meals: https://lnkd.in/gAAVVSvZ
What does USDA’s new nutrition rule mean for school meals?
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Have you ever heard of agricultural exceptionalism? It's the reason farmworkers are so at risk on the job, especially during the hottest summer on record. Read our latest to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eU8rDQcR
Food and farmworkers need protection from heat and other dangers
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In episode 4 of our podcast What You’re Eating, we talked to experts about the problem of food waste and how some grocery stores, restaurants and food companies are working to fix it. As a bonus, they share some tips for reducing food waste in your kitchen, too. Listen: https://lnkd.in/ghMx2JiA
Episode 4: The Big Problem of Food Waste
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