Posts tagged: food security
Posted on March 28, 2017
Famine for 20 Million Yet Food Security On the Rise Food insecurity has been considered one of the most critical issues in our broken food system, and for years it has been a hot topic for food policy analysts and activists … Read More
Posted in In The News
Tagged with: bill usda, california, children, Community Solidarity, food dye, Food Not Bombs, food security, food stamps, glyphosate, health public, healthy, hydroponic, insecurity, long island cares, Monsanto, organic, Vegan
Posted on March 7, 2017
Healthy, Organic Cereals Pave the Way for Good Food in Schools According to the Wall Street Journal, the nation’s childhood-obesity rates have tripled since the 1970s, and legislators are clashing over the effectiveness of recent federal rules mandating healthier fare … Read More
Posted in In The News
Tagged with: child development, Civil Eats, clean, community, compost, energy, food security, food waste, king, Long Island, new york, NY Times, public health, vigliotti
Posted on February 28, 2017
NYC Food Delivery App Turns Takeout Into a Good Deed I will be the first to advocate for cooking a meal at home, using the freshest, cleanest ingredients, and then sharing your meal around the dinner table with loved ones. … Read More
Posted in In The News
Tagged with: city harvest, delivery food, feeding the hungry, food securit, food security, good food movement, grocery store, nbc news, neighborhood, new york city, transparency
Posted on January 11, 2017
Hi All, It has been a busy first few weeks of 2017, and I am finding it a challenge to sort through all of the emergency cries for help from every grassroots environmental, organic, sustainable food, hunger, health, women’s rights, … Read More
Posted in Eating Green with Bhavani
Tagged with: advocates, black rights, Charles Platkin, civil rights, community organizations, Diet Detective, diet-related diseases, economic development, environmental, fitness column, food security, gay rights, health, hunger, indivisible guide, nutrition and public health, NYC Food Policy Center at Hunter College, organic, policy makers, religious rights, sustainable food, women's rights
Posted on July 18, 2016
Obama Expected to Sign GMO Bill When Obama was campaigning for the presidency in 2007, he spoke a lot about GMOs and his stand on them. A direct quote from one of his speeches: “We’ll let folks know whether their … Read More
Posted in In The News
Tagged with: big food companies, blackouts, certified organic, Columbia, congress, crop land, farm land, federal standard, food industry, food insecurity, food scarcity, food security, GMO, herbicides, international humanitarian aid, Kashi, major food companies, manual labor, organic certification, organic farmers, organic farming, Pesticides, POTUS, President Obama, riots, transitional period, Venezuela, Venezuelan food crisis
Posted on June 15, 2016
Hi Everyone, I love this time of year! I feel so rejuvenated being back out in the garden, planting seeds, watching them grow, working with and mentoring young adults who want to learn about growing and cooking organic, delicious food, … Read More
Posted in Eating Green with Bhavani
Tagged with: community, Dr. Golan, Elise Golan, Farmers Market, food security, garden, grassroots environmental education, growing and cooking, planting seeds, Port Washington Farmers Market, Progressive Radio Network, Sea Cliff Farmers Market, slow food north shore, Sustainable Development, US Dept. of Agriculture, usda
Posted on June 13, 2016
Get The Food Network to Add a Vegan Show More and more people are aware of the shortcomings of the conventional food industry, and are turning to veganism. Eating vegan saves people money, does good for the environment, helps heal … Read More
Posted in Take Action
Tagged with: #DuPont, Aldi, bayer, ChemChina, cooking show, Dow, food security, food supply, meat consumption, merger, Monsanto, national grocery store, organic produce, plastic packaging, produce, seed company, styrafoam, syngenta, The Food Network, Vegan, vegetarian
Posted on June 6, 2016
Farms That Rise to the Challenge Vertical farming may very well be necessary as the world’s population continues to grow. Vertical farming would allow food to be grown on the sides of buildings, on rooftops, and in very small spaces … Read More
Posted in In The News
Tagged with: added nutrients, artificial light, celebrity endorsements, Coca Cola, commercial farming, cropland, farming, FDA, food endorsements, food security, heart attack, high blood pressure, Hot Pockets, japan, marketing, McDonald's, niche market, packaged food, pepsico, reduced sodium, rooftop farming, salt, small spaces, sodium, unhealthy foods, vertical farming, voluntary guidelines