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Labor and Nature in the Fields

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On August 18, 2013
Mark Bittman is making sense: Oddly, affordability is not the problem; in fact, the tomatoes are too cheap. If they cost more, farmers like Rominger would be more inclined to grow tomatoes organically; to pay his workers better or offer benefits to more of them;...

State Change

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On August 13, 2013

The Chihuahuan Desert in New Mexico (and presumably Chihuahua as well, but the Mexican side of the drought is completely ignored by most environmental journalists) is undergoing what ecologists call.

Thai Bin Two

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On July 20, 2013

The US Export-Import Bank has decided not to fund the Thai Binh Two coal-fired power plant in Vietnam. This is a marginally good sign that the Obama Administration's rejection of.

Powder River Basin Coal

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On July 11, 2013
I agree with Zoe Carpenter here. If President Obama is serious about fighting climate change through clamping down on coal, he has to deal with the coal industry's plans to export Powder River Basin coal to Asia through west coast ports. If the United States...
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