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Going undercover in the American factory farm
Mary Beth Sweetland, who oversees undercover investigations for the Humane Society of the U.S., holds a photograph of the kind of facility where her employees often work. She may be the only boss in...
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Humane meat at a rest stop? Good to Go is not a mirage
Humaneitarian.Even Applegate employees are happier than their counterparts at your average fast food joint. As the tired masses yearning to breathe free — or just yearning to breathe some fresh air and...
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How cities are working to improve ‘tree equity’
The vision “We know that there are actual real-life impacts between communities that don’t have access to the health benefits of trees and those that do.” Benita Hussain, tree equity lead at American...
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In Baltimore, yellow buses are going green
The spotlight On Friday, April 21 — the day before Earth Day — students, teachers, city staff, sustainability advocates, and others gathered at Holabird Academy, an elementary and middle school in...
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How chefs are using their influence to advocate for climate action
The vision “Like most consumers, I thought of food as, well, just food. I came to realize that food is one of our most personal and political daily acts.” Katherine Miller, in “At the Table” The...
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‘Food, Inc.’ chicken farmer has a new, humane farm
A version of this post originally appeared on Eat with Care. Carole Morison in the now-famous Food, Inc. scene. Twelve minutes into the 2009 documentary Food, Inc., Carole Morison appears on the screen...
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Going undercover in the American factory farm
Mary Beth Sweetland, who oversees undercover investigations for the Humane Society of the U.S., holds a photograph of the kind of facility where her employees often work. She may be the only boss in...
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Humane meat at a rest stop? Good to Go is not a mirage
Humaneitarian.Even Applegate employees are happier than their counterparts at your average fast food joint. As the tired masses yearning to breathe free — or just yearning to breathe some fresh air and...
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From fiction to reality: How resilience hubs could help people weather...
The vision Support: this recipe is really good by the way. you should share it with the center, i’m sure they’re always looking for new vegetarian meals with locally grown produce. Huaxin: the what...
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Climate connections: Four stories of relationships forged through climate action
The spotlight When Kristy Drutman attended the U.N. climate negotiations in Poland in 2018, she was struck by how impersonal everything felt. As a climate storyteller, educator, and social media...
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The growing popularity of degrowth
The vision It’s a five-minute bike ride to the train station. On brisk mornings like this, I wear gloves and pack a warm coffee for the commute. My work buddy Lucy gets on two stops down, always with...
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‘Food, Inc.’ chicken farmer has a new, humane farm
A version of this post originally appeared on Eat with Care. Carole Morison in the now-famous Food, Inc. scene. Twelve minutes into the 2009 documentary Food, Inc., Carole Morison appears on the screen...
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Going undercover in the American factory farm
Mary Beth Sweetland, who oversees undercover investigations for the Humane Society of the U.S., holds a photograph of the kind of facility where her employees often work. She may be the only boss in...
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Humane meat at a rest stop? Good to Go is not a mirage
Humaneitarian.Even Applegate employees are happier than their counterparts at your average fast food joint. As the tired masses yearning to breathe free — or just yearning to breathe some fresh air and...
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Climate connections: Four stories of relationships forged through climate action
The spotlight When Kristy Drutman attended the U.N. climate negotiations in Poland in 2018, she was struck by how impersonal everything felt. As a climate storyteller, educator, and social media...
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The growing popularity of degrowth
The vision It’s a five-minute bike ride to the train station. On brisk mornings like this, I wear gloves and pack a warm coffee for the commute. My work buddy Lucy gets on two stops down, always with...
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How this organizer is fighting the liquefied natural gas industry where she...
The vision “Our community, we want to envision an alternative economy that doesn’t exploit the region, that doesn’t use our people as cheap labor, that doesn’t pollute the environment, that doesn’t...
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‘Food, Inc.’ chicken farmer has a new, humane farm
A version of this post originally appeared on Eat with Care. Carole Morison in the now-famous Food, Inc. scene. Twelve minutes into the 2009 documentary Food, Inc., Carole Morison appears on the screen...
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Going undercover in the American factory farm
Mary Beth Sweetland, who oversees undercover investigations for the Humane Society of the U.S., holds a photograph of the kind of facility where her employees often work. She may be the only boss in...
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Humane meat at a rest stop? Good to Go is not a mirage
Humaneitarian.Even Applegate employees are happier than their counterparts at your average fast food joint. As the tired masses yearning to breathe free — or just yearning to breathe some fresh air and...
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