Preparing for a recent road trip with a kale-fearing friend, I decided to sneak some crunchy kale chips into our road trip food. Would it work?
The most important takeaway in water, energy and agriculture is that there is cooperation but not a lot of collaboration.
Community gardens create a space that invites conversation, nourishment and connection. There are approximately 500 community gardens in New York City, many of which are in low-income areas.
Join Bob Hyland of the Center for Urban Greenscaping for a workshop about sub-irrigated planter systems on July 29 in Brooklyn, NY.
A new global map illustrating the size and location of 400 oceanic dead zones, most of which are from fertilizer runoff.
I agreed to help Gwen Schantz move some soil. It weighed 1.2 million lbs and had to be hoisted atop a seven-story building in NYC.
Sunday Housecall's Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld discusses a new study that finds that a decrease in meat consumption may improve weight management.
The explosion in Indiana Township, Pennsylvania, along with other recent accidents, spurred state and local officials to reconsider oversight of natural gas drilling.
Shirley Sherrod is a champion for farmers. The rush to judgment up-ended her life and diverted attention from vital issues.
A new DOE rule that multinozzle showerheads have a combined flow rate of 2.5 gpm is a problem for luxury bath installers.
I had come to think of preserving as an ancient art, one that might live and die with my fore-mothers, but canning has entered a new frontier.
At a hearing of a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on Wednesday, July 14, 2010, a representative of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) finally caught up with the rest of the world -- and his peers at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Center for Disease Control and Pre[...]
Kale, What Doesn’t Kill You…
Concerns Over Natural Gas Drilling Grow After Deadly Rig Explosion in Pennsylvania
USDA Admits Link Between Antibiotic Use by Big Ag and Human Health
