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by Miranda Spencer, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting After the anticlimax of the COP-15 climate-policy negotiations in Copenhagen last year (Extra!, 2/10)—in which the more than 190 UN-member nations walked away with a non-binding statement of inte… [...]
In the NY Daily News yesterday: An editorial urging the city to buy every last possible scrap of land in the Catskill-Delaware watershed, to forestall the massive cost of another filtration plant like the one recently built to handle water from the Cro… [...]
I was recently interviewed by Severine from the Greenhorns. The Greenhorns is a New York-based nonprofit designed to support America’s young farmers. They have some really cool stuff planned for the future, including a release of a young f… [...]
This Week on Why We Farm…”Holding On To Basil”I’ve found that living in the northeast teaches you how to enjoy the moment. It’s mid-September now–the trees are turning brilliant hues of orange and red, the sunlight is bright and soft, and the s… [...]
The Bovina History blog has a tidbit today proving that — alas — the fine art of community newspaper writing has suffered since its nineteenth-century glory days. Ray LaFever writes: In February 1880, the winter was the subject of discussion, as it i… [...]
The Bovina History blog has a tidbit today proving that — alas — the fine art of community newspaper writing has suffered since its nineteenth-century glory days. Ray LaFever writes: In February 1880, the winter was the subject of discussion, as it i… [...]
Cliff Weathers and Jake Jacobs discussed the impending downfall of traditional media (including and especially right-wing talk radio) and the emergence of “smart talk” radio and blogging as the new media giants. Click the image below to listen in. … [...]
Alice Holden has been farming for ten years. When she started, the conventional farming community around her thought she was nuts. But in her time farming, she’s started a farmers market in her community and turned a wild piece of land into… [...]
Travis and I looked at each other, braced ourselves, then took a swig at the same time. My immediate reaction? Disappointment.It wasn’t sour; it wasn’t yellow; it wasn’t thick. I didn’t die, and I didn’t turn into Popeye. It was just … milk… [...]
Be sure to check out my Why We Farm weekly web series at Homegrown.org!With a garden cart, several black crates, and a couple potato forks, the crew at Ryder farm went down Betsey’s rows of potatoes, using forks to uproot the plan… [...]
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by Miranda Spencer, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting After the anticlimax of the COP-15 climate-policy negotiations in Copenhagen last year (Extra!, 2/10)—in which the more than 190 UN-member nations walked away with a non-binding statement of inte… [...]