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Produce Rx programs comprise part of a broader “food as health” effort — including medically tailored meals and free distribution of local produce — meant to address both poor health and food insecurity across the country.

A Long Beach senator introduced Senate Bill 972, which can help street vendors obtain legal permits

A new book delves into the history of a crop that affected indentured and enslaved people on a global scale.

The new film ‘El Susto’ documents efforts to tax soda in Mexico at a time when Coca-Cola was more accessible than water and Type 2 diabetes was the leading cause of death.

Agrichemical companies won’t say how they’re disposing of seeds coated with hazardous pesticides, and the EPA isn’t tracking it.

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Erica Gies’s new book documents the promise of slow, meandering water and calls for a radical departure from conquering and controlling water on the landscape.

More Starbucks locations are announcing intentions to unionize amid a historic movement among workers at farms, food processing plants, and restaurants

/PRNewswire/ -- On Wednesday, March 16, 9:30 to 11:00 am, researchers from the CUNY School of Public Health, Hunter College, and Teachers College, Columbia...