Eat better, save money, reduce waste: can we really do it all?
Americans spend on average less than 7% of their income on food, and this is not good news. Cheap food -or, to put it better, food made cheaply- is not … Continue reading
Gathering Waters By Shea Howell
Originally posted on The Boggs Blog:
Thinking for ourselves By Shea Howell Gathering Waters May 31, 2015 While the Michigan corporate elite gathered on Mackinac Island to congratulate themselves for…
Why I loved–and left–Detroit
Originally posted on minehahaforman:
Detroit is a bad city. I mean, Michael Jackson bad. Urban Dictionary bad. I love the country feel of the East side because it reminds me…
I Can’t Hide Mine, Please Don’t Hide Yours: An Open Letter to Ben Affleck
Originally posted on Afroculinaria:
Dear Ben, Its unfortunate because of a massive internet hack we are in this particular place discussing your ancestral past. It’s horrible that your private matters…
Pesticide Drift and the Politics of Scale
From Sociological Images, on the fight for a cleaner agriculture… Pesticide Drift and the Politics of Scale.
The Tomato Tariff: The Politics of Fruits and Vegetables
The Tomato Tariff: The Politics of Fruits and Vegetables.
Global Food Security Governance: Civil society engagement in the reformed Committee on World Food Security
My friend Jess Duncan just came out with her new book. Congratulations!
F4 = 3 := Principles for Gardeners, Cooks, and Sociologists, or the art of composting
Gardens mirror our culture: what we grow reflects our worldviews, our memories, and our hopes. One plant reminds us of our beloved grandmother, another reflects our current fascinations. Then there are … Continue reading
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