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Making seaweed mainstream

by Joshua James Parfitt

This article was originally published on Ensia. “Is seaweed a vegetable?” a wide-eyed child asks a tall man chopping kelp at a

Palm Oil fruit harvest. Photo by Craig Morey
Food/Health & Lifestyle/Supply Chain

The new threat to sustainable palm oil

by Philip Schleifer

Patterns of trade and consumption in the global food system are shifting. In the past, most trade in agricultural commodities occurred between

Cleantech/Food/Voices/Waste

Biogas: Coming to a backyard near you?

by Tyler Hamilton

When we think of the potential of harnessing biogas, the typical image that comes to mind is capturing methane from landfills or

CK Weekly Roundup/Natural Capital

Time to talk about the birds and the bees

by CK Staff

Time to talk about the birds and the bees Five environmental groups and one farmer’s union are working together to dissuade Health

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CK Weekly Roundup

Daily roundup Oct-17-2014

by CK Staff

Getting the most out of food A recent roundtable hosted by the Guardian tackled the issue of food sustainability from both the

Fall 2013/Food/Health & Lifestyle/Perspectives/Q&A/Voices

Open-source GM crops?

by CK Staff

For many activists, Mark Lynas is nothing short of an apostate. The British author, journalist and environmental activist has transformed over the

Supply Chain

Making pollination political

by Ashley Renders

Last week, Reuters reported that Home Depot and other U.S. retailers announced that they would require suppliers to label a type of pesticide that

Fall 2013/Food/Health & Lifestyle

Organic beer is greener beer

by Naomi Buck

Sustainable, local, organic – when it comes to food and drink, these monikers sell. The explosion of farmers markets, local food movements

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Fall 2013/Health & Lifestyle/Responsible Investing/Supply Chain

Navigating uncharted waters

by Matthew Prescott Oxman

In the world of sustainable purchasing, the players are at sea. Buyers, sellers and standard setters are like ships in uncharted waters.

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