HEALTH

Roy Reid (center) working with service learning students at the CSUF garden. (Photo credit: Sara Johnson)

A Farm and Restaurant Program that Helps Foster Kids Succeed

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01.15.19
eric holt-gimenez and the cover of his new book, can we feed the world without destroying it

Feeding the World Without Destroying It

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01.10.19
Milking cows in Mongolia. (Photo courtesy of the Khovsgol Dairy Project)

Mongolia, Cheese, and the Future of Dairy in the Era of Climate Change

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01.03.19
Harvesting in pairs at Intervale Community Farm. (Photo credit: Brian Shevrin)

Our Best Solutions-Focused Stories of 2018

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12.26.18
Outside a Dollar General in Fort Hancock, Texas. (Photo credit: Thomas Hawk)

Dollar Stores Are Taking Over the Grocery Business, and It’s Bad News for Public Health and Local Economies

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12.17.18
students receiving school lunch in a cafeteria

Making Healthy School Lunches Free for All Should Be a National Priority

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12.14.18
a rainbow over a farm and barn

Despite Small Wins, the New Farm Bill is a Failure of Imagination

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12.13.18
Pei-Ru Ko presents at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum. (Photo courtesy of RFRS)

The Personal Storytelling That is Putting a Human Face on the Food Movement

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12.06.18
Photo CC-licensed by DC Central Kitchen.

Denver’s New Sales Tax is the First in the Nation to Benefit Kids’ Health

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12.04.18

Civil Eats’ 2018 Holiday Book Gift Guide

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12.03.18
Photo © Katherine Kehrli.

Chef Brit Reed Brings Political Activism, Indigenous Traditions to the Table

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11.29.18
child drinking a very large soda

New Archive Reveals How the Food Industry Mimics Big Tobacco to Suppress Science, Shape Public Opinion

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11.28.18
giving tuesday support civil eats

20 Reasons to Support Civil Eats on #GivingTuesday

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11.27.18

Young Women are Reviving Indigenous Food Traditions Online

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11.09.18
Lagoons outside a factory farm in North Carolina. Photo CC-licensed by Waterkeeper Alliance.

A New EPA Rule Would Allow Factory Farms to Avoid Reporting Air Pollution

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11.02.18
Baby Magnus gets a feed of siák̓vṇaɫ courtesy of his grandfather Larry and Jessie Housty.

Planting the Seeds of Indigenous Food Sovereignty

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11.01.18

From a Family of Farmers, Paulette Jordan Hopes to Be the Nation’s First Native American Governor

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10.26.18
Shopping in the Inglewood Grocery Outlet after it was awarded the UPAS Store of Excellence Award. (Photo courtesy of UPAS)

This Community is Addressing Food Insecurity, One Grocery Store at a Time

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10.22.18