Climate

Pasture raised turkeys. (Photo courtesy of Diestel Family Ranch.)

In Search of a ‘Regenerative’ Thanksgiving Turkey

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11.23.20

a farmer stares at windmills on his farm as he thinks about climate change and regenerative agriculture

An Unlikely Alliance of Farm and Environmental Groups Takes on Climate Change

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11.20.20

a hand pulling freshly harvested turnips from healthy soil

New Research Confirms What We Eat Is Central to the Climate Crisis

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11.18.20

a weathered silo with a US flag painted on it

How Four Years of Trump Reshaped Food and Farming

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11.02.20

Walking through a field of Kernza. (Photo credit: Jacob Jungers)

Can the Climate-Friendly Grain Kernza Finally Hit the Big Time?

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10.15.20

West Coast wildfires turn the skies orange over the Iverson Famil Farms vineyards. (Photo courtesy of Iverson Family Farms)

What Impacts Do the West Coast Wildfires, Smoke Have on Crops?

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10.13.20

A hand holding healthy soils with a worm inside on a farm.

Op-ed: ‘Kiss the Ground’ Misses the Complexity of Climate Solutions in the Soil

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10.08.20

young farmers working on their regenerative agriculture field to sequester carbon dioxide and reduce their emissions

Does Overselling Regenerative Ag’s Climate Benefits Undercut its Potential?

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10.01.20

A hand holding healthy soil from a regenerative agriculture operation. Gonna trade those carbon credits on the carbon market...

Are Carbon Markets for Farmers Worth the Hype?

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09.24.20

A farmer walks among trees on the healthy soil at his farm. Photo courtesy of Kiss the Ground.

New Soil Documentary Promises a Powerful Solution to the Growing Effects of Climate Change

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09.22.20

joe biden speaking about climate change and agriculture. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

In a Year of Climate Reckoning, Where Does Joe Biden Stand on Climate and Agriculture?

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09.21.20

Rollen Chalmers prepping the Wormsloe site. (Photo credit: Sarah Ross)

How a South Carolina Farmer Is Adapting an Heirloom Rice to Withstand Climate Change

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09.16.20

A woman tending her small agroecology plot of land. Photo courtesy of WhyHunger

The People’s Agroecology Process Brings a Global Lens to U.S. Food Justice Work

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09.10.20

Grain bins damaged by the derecho storm in are shown at the Heartland Co-Op grain elevator on August 11, 2020 in Luther, Iowa.

Iowa Farmers Face Climate-Fueled Destruction, While the Industry Says it’s ‘Just Weather’

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09.09.20

Tom Philpott and the cover of his new book, Perilous Bounty. Author photo © Gabriel C. Pérez.

Tom Philpott Predicts the End of Farming as We Know It

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08.27.20

A barn at Pie Ranch in Pescadero has burned down during the 2020 California wildfires. (Photo credit: Nancy Vail)

Wildfires Across Northern California Devastate Farmers and Farmland

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08.24.20

a field of perennial vegetables, including artichokes, growing in france.

Perennial Vegetables Are a Solution in the Fight Against Hunger and Climate Change

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08.19.20

Caney Fork Farm agroforestry profitable

Agroforestry Is Both Climate Friendly and Profitable

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07.24.20