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From Nigeria to Sweden to seedy L.A., this summer's literary fiction and mysteries/thrillers provide exciting escapes.

From Nigeria to Sweden to seedy L.A., this summer's literary fiction and mysteries/thrillers provide exciting escapes.

From Nigeria to Sweden to seedy L.A., this summer's literary fiction and mysteries/thrillers provide exciting escapes.

From Nigeria to Sweden to seedy L.A., this summer's literary fiction and mysteries/thrillers provide exciting escapes.

From Nigeria to Sweden to seedy L.A., this summer's literary fiction and mysteries/thrillers provide exciting escapes.

From Nigeria to Sweden to seedy L.A., this summer's literary fiction and mysteries/thrillers provide exciting escapes.

Editor: You may have noted that political signs are going up all over the county as the early voting lead-in to the primary elections are little more than a month

In his highly readable book, Frerick describes the businesses of barons who dominate seven sectors of the US food industry. In the process he illuminates much in recent American history and goes a long way towards diagnosing environmental ills, socio-economic ills, and the ill health of so many food consumers.

Former petrochemicals industry executives Steve Willis and Genevieve Hilton have written a novel set 50 years into the future. They tell the Eco-Business podcast why fossil fuel firms must be part of the solution to climate chaos.

Author and science journalist Deborah Blum describes how an Indiana chemist kicked off the first major food regulation in the U.S.