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food politics

Politics of the Plate: Obama’s Fish Faux Pas

Thanks to the current administration’s inaction, the Gulf of Mexico will soon become home to unsustainable fish farms.
09.09.09
food politics

Politics of the Plate: A Dirty Trick, and the Problem with Plastic

Concentrated animal feeding lots will be free to contaminate waterways, and a compound in plastic bottles might not be safe after all.
11.04.08
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Whitefinger?

Last week, Kansas and Utah attempted to ban dairies from labeling milk products as free of the artificial growth hormone rBST—even if they are.
03.07.08
food politics

Politics of the Plate: The Dead Sea, the FDA’s Failures, and Toxic Gases

Sharks in the Mediterranean Sea risk extinction; the salmonella outbreak reveals the FDA’s shortcomings; and the two surprising sources of destructive gas.
06.13.08
food politics

A Fiasco of Olympic Proportions

After months of tangling through red tape, this writer is mysteriously shut out of the Olympics.
08.08.08
food + cooking

The Gourmet Q + A: Irene Tinker

The doyenne of street-food studies discusses the symbiotic relationship of urbanization and street food, gender dynamics in food preparation, and more.
09.22.09
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Amber Waves of Antibodies

Thanks to the USDA, crops that have been genetically engineered to produce drugs and industrial chemicals may enter our food supply.
11.12.08
magazine

Politics of the Plate: Greens of Wrath

We all want safe spinach. But the measures now being adopted may destroy the land without solving the problem.
November 2008
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Substandard Seafood

The USDA proposes criteria for organic fish that will confuse customers and undermine a $23-billion-plus industry.
11.24.08
travel + culture

Octopus Surprise

You may think you’ve eaten some weird stuff—but how about food that fights you back?
11.17.08
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