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What are cordyceps, and what are cordyceps good for? William Padilla-Brown demystifies the "zombie mushroom," talking cultivation, benefits, and more!

 Native American Herbalist Adrian White at Washington Public Library 

The beauty of freeze-dried potatoes. Citron for Sukkot. Pop-Tart inspiration and more in this week's Tasting Notes.

Bakeries have always been hot, but this past summer, the hottest ever recorded, forced many bakers to reckon with the effects of climate change.

Friends of the Earth, originally an environmental NGO that was focused on anti-nuclear technology, has progressed to campaigning against synthetic biology, pesticides and GMOs.

Due to a loophole in policy, chicken farms have been allowed to exist and expand in North Carolina without any permitting.

A new book investigates the environmental and social costs of the aquaculture industry’s global reach.

SNAP has seen some of its biggest changes this year, but now WIC, which ensures low-income pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, infants and young children have enough nutritious food to eat, could also...

On their own, small local nonprofits are often overlooked by funders. Together, Alliance of Nonprofit News Outlets members hope to get investments from large foundations.

The United States has requested the establishment of a bilateral dispute settlement panel under the United States – Mexico – Canada Agreement (USMCA) against Mexico's Presidential...