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Sustainable food recipes – quick broccoli and spinach salad with couscous

Sustainable food recipes – quick broccoli and spinach salad with couscous

By Kelsey Patterson and Anders Lorenzen This is our first in a series of climate-friendly recipes – collaborating recipe content with chefs, Influencers and bloggers. Below we are featuring US-based food blogger Kelsey Patterson’s broccoli and spinach salad. You can learn more about Kelsey and find more recipes on Sigsbee Street and her Instagram. Below are Kelsey’s words about the […]

Analysis: As farmers protest, India must urgently deal with its water crisis

Analysis: As farmers protest, India must urgently deal with its water crisis

By Omair Ahmad Indian farmers are pushing for the legalisation of a historic pricing mechanism that built India’s food security, but the problems they face demand far more. Leaders of farming associations have been protesting for the legalisation of a minimum support price for their crops to guarantee their livelihoods. Photo credit: Alamy / AP Photo / Altaf Qadri. As […]

Ukraine starts 2024 with record-warm temperatures

Ukraine starts 2024 with record-warm temperatures

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We Earthlings: Do an Octopus a Favor

We Earthlings: Do an Octopus a Favor

There are many reasons to not eat some foods, and the intelligence of the animal may a key factor. It’s time to cut octopus out of our diets. They have exhibited complex problem solving abilities and the ability to feel pain. If we don’t eat dolphins, we certainly should not be eating octopus. Print or share We Earthling posters to […]

Four Foods, Tons of Water

Four Foods, Tons of Water

Many popular foods are hard on the environment, even before they are processed and packaged because they require immense amounts of water. Let’s look at four popular foods we can replace in recipes with water-responsible alternatives. Though water scarcity might not affect you today, you can help conserve water by choosing different foods. Only 3% of the world’s water is […]

Viewpoint: What about half the meat?

Viewpoint: What about half the meat?

By Jeremy Williams “At the risk of seeming unreasonable, may curses rain down on the fair-weather vegan,” began a recent article on meat eating from a certain national newspaper. It went on to lambast ‘fake’ vegans, or ‘fegans’. Sales of meat alternatives are falling, and “we should have known the vegan-newbies would turn out to be a bunch of flakes.” […]

Book review: The Seaweed Revolution, by Vincent Doumeizel

Book review: The Seaweed Revolution, by Vincent Doumeizel

By Jeremy Williams I was on holiday on the South Coast this summer, and when I’m by the sea I like to read about it. This time I chose Vincent Doumeizel’s The Seaweed Revolution, which is a book I have been anticipating for some time. I expect ocean farming to be one of the big stories of this century, an […]

Hydroponics to rescue famous drink from climate change

Hydroponics to rescue famous drink from climate change

Javier Ramiro, Co-Chief Scientific Officer at Ekonoke controls the plantation of hops. Photo credit: Reuters / Juan Medina. By Anders Lorenzen Hydroponics, the vertical-farming technology which uses water and not soil to grow plants, and which is primarily used for growing plants indoors, could come to the rescue of one of the most popular drinks in the world; beer.  Recent […]

Big banks linked to deforestation that threatens Indigenous people

Big banks linked to deforestation that threatens Indigenous people

In recent decades, the Ayoreo people have been forced to leave their ancestral lands in the Paraguayan Chaco, but 150 members remained uncontacted. Photo credit:: Fotografías Nuevas / Flickr, PD. By Flávia Milhorance Report shows US and EU financiers back meat firms in Paraguay whose activities put Ayoreo people at risk. In 2022, an isolated Indigenous group disappeared in the Brazilian Amazon. With the […]

Best of Earth911 Podcast: PFAS Everywhere – Consumer Reports’ Kevin Loria on Forever Chemicals in Food Packaging

Best of Earth911 Podcast: PFAS Everywhere – Consumer Reports’ Kevin Loria on Forever Chemicals in Food Packaging

Kevin Loria joins the conversation to talk about his recent Consumer Reports article about PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), in grocery and restaurant foods, “Dangerous PFAS Chemicals Are in Your Food Packaging.” The magazine found PFAS in the majority of 100 food packaging materials they tested, including off-the-shelf foods at grocers and Burger King, Chick-fil-A, McDonald’s, Taco Bell, and other […]