
Looking at the Future of Local Food
An interview with Karen Hansen-Kuhn of the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy.
An interview with Karen Hansen-Kuhn of the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy.
Carbon neutrality by 2030 means city- and state-level implementation. Food, too, needs to be part of the solution.
With the world’s food supply under threat, these groups are working toward global food security.
Challenging proposed cuts, City Council Speaker Corey Johnson’s newly released agenda aims to amp up healthy food access for city residents
New budget proposals and bills attempt to help farmers build soil health to sequester carbon.
The city council just passed legislation that will require new buildings to include green roofs and/or solar panels—and that will likely impact urban agriculture, too.
Citywide composting could cut methane emissions equivalent to 4 billion pounds of carbon dioxide each year—akin to taking 385,000 cars off the road.
To help bridge what’s called the summer meal gap, City Harvest launched its 17th annual “Skip Lunch Fight Hunger” campaign earlier this month.
We talked with recycling experts, got their advice, and are here to make recycling easier.
Fifteen NYC public schools tested out meatless meals on Mondays last spring. Now that program is set to expand to the entire public school system.
Although they’re generally coping much better than their conventional dairy counterparts, “organic” is no longer synonymous with “safe” for farmers.
Let’s be honest: we’d all rather shop indoors in the winter.