Lest you think the environmental problems we’ve seen this last year or so are unique to the United States, street photographer James Whitlow Delano would like to show (and tell) you otherwise. US-born Delano has lived in Japan for the last 17 years and travels throughout Asia shooting the cultur[...]
Are you heading to Farm Aid 25 this weekend in Milwaukee? If so, you should know that the Eat Well Guide has partnered with Farm Aid to encourage concertgoers to eat sustainably, not only during the 25th anniversary concert – but before and after the show too.
Like the classic Frank Sinatra song, "Love and marriage, love and marriage...you can't have one without the other," so it goes with energy and water. The two are inextricably linked! At times they are on a collision course with one another.
"Do you have a Mister Sausage in your life?" O'Donnel asks in her promotional video for TMLMC. And surely, you do. You’ll know Mister Sausage as "that person who cannot imagine not eating some kind of meat every single day." These Mister (and Misses) Sausages of the world will find their imaginati[...]
As my vast network of devoted admirers undoubtedly recall, back in the spring, I led the Tour de Farmers’ Markets for Eat Well Guide. This involved riding bicycles around New York City to visit various farmers’ markets. It was so awesome that we’re holding another bicycle tour on October 2![...]
So, how does your state rate? If you can stand the wait, you’ll find out in a month. Several states, maybe one you live in, are making major strides towards a cleaner energy economy. Expect to hear more about Freeing the Grid as we release the fourth edition of the report.
While I'm not one to follow recipes, canning should be done precisely. Thoughts of botulism, though very rare, often scare people away from canning the summer's bounty. I decided to follow this hot pickled peppers recipe with careful attention. But I missed one detail. Don't handle hot peppers witho[...]
In this slideshow, three residents share what Long Island's marine waters mean to them and the community they live in, as well as their thoughts on the impact that old power plants have had on the marine environment.
I have a pretty good arrangement with my roommate: he likes to cook and I like to eat what he cooks. So how come every time I eat his food I cringe?
More and more Americans are taking back the tap and in response the International Bottled Water Association released a YouTube video that was flat and dry.
On the 25th anniversary of Farm Aid, we're taking a look at one community in Maryland that channeled the spirit of farm-friendly fundraisers to support one of their local farms with an event appropriately titled Barn Aid.
Halloween is still several weeks away. But that didn't stop Bag Monster from scaring things up on Long Island.
Eat Well En Route to Farm Aid 25
A Peck of Peppers Pickled
Perspectives on Long Island’s Aging Power Plants
