Top 5 Food Trends to Watch in 2015
Last year , the movement toward a cleaner, more sustainable food supply gained traction, from school lunches with antibiotic-free chicken to a new rating...
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The Year in Sustainable Food: Much Progress, and More Work to Be Done
The movement for a clean, sustainable food supply built up quite a head of steam in 2014. Many of this year’s happenings had me and my colleagues at NRDC...
The Year in Climate Action
Climate change continued to hit home this year in communities across the country. Record-breaking drought, fires and storms threatened people from California...
Our Forests Aren't Fuel
As an admitted arborophile, I’m happy to see that tree-planting crews from the New York City Parks Department are kicking their efforts into high gear as...
Divest Now: Time for Universities to Stand Up to Fossil Fuel Interests
A group of Harvard students recently filed suit against the college’s president, fellows, and others, for “mismanagement of charitable funds.” The suit asks...
Pentagon Sees Climate Change as Immediate Security Risk
The Department of Defense released its 2014 Climate Change Adaption Roadmap on Monday, outlining how the U.S. military plans to adapt to the impacts of climate...