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Submit a comment by Friday, November 15 to tell the FDA why their proposed food safety rules don't work for small- and medium-scale food producers.
Every day of the school year, more than 80,000 meals are served in the cafeterias of the Minneapolis and St. Paul Public School Districtsthats over 1.3 million meals a year.
In the coming weeks, various factions within the White House will debate whether the U.S. should leave the Paris climate agreementthe global plan signed by nearly 200 countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
JUNE 27, 2001
Genetically engineered corn and tomatoes may reduce both pollution and cost - but some are still wary.
By Laurent Belsie (belsiel@csps.com), Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
By Roni Rabin. STAFF WRITER | New York Newsday | January 14, 2004
When a study reported that farmed salmon contain high levels of PCBs and dioxins, just weeks after a cow tested positive for mad cow disease, fish wholesalers joked that the embattled beef industry was behind the salmon study.
Newsday (New York) | By Roni Rabin | January 14, 2004
When a study reported that farmed salmon contain high levels of PCBs and dioxins, just weeks after a cow tested positive for mad cow disease, fish wholesalers joked that the embattled beef industry was behind the salmon study.
Africa News | July 11, 2003
Developed economies must reduce trade-distorting subsidies and improve market access for developing countries, International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Horst Kohler has said.
The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) is looking for a full-time Community Food Systems Program Associate, based in our Minneapolis, Minnesota office.
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This article is the third in a series of articles highlighting the work of our colleagues around the world to build agroecological practices, science and movements.
According to an anonymous inside source, the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) is preparing a campaign to raise $1 billion in the coming months to fund its promotion of industrialized agriculture through 2030.
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