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China's lauded commitment to subject its carbon cuts to the U.N. body might have been overblown.
Is it even possible to taste good food in midair, much less make palatable in-flight fare?
Animation is great, just not at selling products. A new report reminds us of the value of (expensive) human actors in TV advertising.
How much of the stuff you buy is made in China and imported here? The answer may surprise you.
If you feel like you have to participate in the biggest shopping day of the year, just know that it is not, contrary to popular belief, Black Friday.
All those grow lights, it turns out, inhale enough juice to power 2 million American homes.
Jonah Campbell resents any attempt to justify writing about food. And he doesn't like the term "foodie" either.
The Arctic food web is unraveling as the ice melts. An interactive animation shows you what happens when even the smallest species disappears.
American kids are fat. According to Ken Yeager, President of the Santa Clara Country Board of Supervisors, nearly one in four children in Santa...
In the ever-growing list of reasons to avoid processed food-a list that includes obesity, ADHD, heart disease, diabetes, and so on-you can now add...
An underwear line wants to change "pear-shaped" to "Matisse."
Stop blaming farm subsides for making unhealthy food cheap and causing the sky-rocketing obesity rates.
Forgot the microwave. It's time to take back the kitchen and break free from the shackles of ready-made food.
The heat's not on North America's food supply yet. But that's no excuse to ignore the pressing problem.
Last year was a 15 year high in terms of American hunger. The number of families who have trouble putting food on the table has tripled since 2006.
Obama took some time in his State of the Union speech to criticize the Supreme Court's recent decision that corporations can spend as much money...
The federal food stamp program is about alleviating poverty, not discouraging obesity, so farmers' markets or fatty snacks are both fair game.
It's been a bummer of a week for climate news. The Senate bill continues to languish behind health care and there have been some disconcerting...
Alexandra Lange takes a look at packaging design, and the differences that signal whether food is upscale, mainstream, affordable, and/or healthy.
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