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In a new book, Sonja Trom Eayrs chronicles her family’s battle against factory hog farms in Minnesota.

As summer kicks off, we’ve got two dozen books to share with you.

With the lack of a national recycling standard and a confusing patchwork of local rules, specialty recyclers are stepping in to take whatever curbside bins reject.

Maria Finn’s ‘Forage. Gather. Feast.’ explores ecosystem-based eating and the benefits of and controversies around foraging.

Commercial fisherman Lucas Raymond is one of many in an industry facing a worker shortage, with too few young fishermen coming in to replace the aging workforce.

As inflation and grocery prices soar, a volunteer in San Francisco created a food pantry from scratch to feed neighbors in need.

Journalist and author Oliver Milman discusses the findings of his new book, how declining pollinator populations could harm vulnerable communities, and the most promising solutions.

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