Seattle P-I: Bob Condor ruminates on recent studies about the number of calories Americans consume at fast food restaurants, the difficulty of getting fifth graders to eat vegetables, and that children may need to sample a new vegetable 20 times before liking it.
San Francisco Chronicle: Lazarus considers the negative implications of Chevron’s latest oil discovery […]
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Digest: Food studies, Chevron’s oil discovery, Western U.S. climate change
Meat CSAs: Seattle 2, Bay Area 0
Another meat CSA has announced announced availability to Seattle residents. Williamson Farms will deliver their variety pack to Seattle residents on a weekly, bi-monthly, or monthly basis. They join Crown S Ranch in bringing sustainably raised beef to the Puget Sound region.
Not that we are keeping count, but the Bay Area still has […]
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