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Interviewed: Raj Patel, Author of The Value of Nothing

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Jonny Gordon-Farleigh interviews Raj Patel about how sustainable, local food movements counter globalization's effects both economically and environmentally. Read more »

Food Desert No More: Fresh Food Rises All Over Detroit

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Contrary to myth, you can find fresh food all over Detroit--from one of the country's largest public markets to 1500 urban farms. Read more »

How to Glean for Good

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Gleaning for good by harvesting unwanted produce and distributing the bounty to the food insecure is an increasingly popular humanitarian effort. Read more »

Gleaning for Good: An Old Idea Is New Again

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Gleaning unwanted or leftover produce from farms or family gardens is making a comeback during these lean economic times. Read more »

A Pop-Up Farm Grows In Manhattan [Photos]

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See how collaboration and elbow grease brought 6,000 plants to midtown Manhattan. Read more »

The Shareable Food Movement Meets the Law

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The Sustainable Economies Law Center examines the legal issues and potential hurdles faced by the shareable food movement Read more »

The Cooking, Eating, and Business of Shared Food

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For conscious eaters, the dinner table is composed of thoughtfully sourced ingredients – local, organic, sustainable, etc. However, for many of us, quality food isn’t enough. Read more »

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Dumpster

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Today, I pulled some bags out of a dumpster and dug through them for food, and I plan to do it again. Read more »

Gifts in Bloom: Forage Oakland Shares Community's Abundance

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Spring is right around the corner. The icicles are melting, the first buds are getting ready to pop, and another season of birth is about to begin. Read more »

Feed the Locavore in You

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You've heard the old saying, "you are what you eat." Let's consider that for a moment. I think if we took that phrase literally and promised to answer honestly, very few of us could claim to be a raw fruit or vegetable these days. Read more »
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