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… cities have seen increases in the need for emergency food aid. These findings coincide with a Feeding America … feeding. When schools close for the summer distribution of food becomes a huge problem.   Fixing this problem requires … help spread the word about summer feeding, the problem of food distribution can largelybe solved at the local level. …

… across America, stopping in cities and towns to collect food that would be shipped overseas. The Friendship Train … students took the initiative to organize collections of food for the train.   Americans knew that winning the war … grim reality, Congress is proposing to reduce international food aid.   Revisit 1947. Americans chose not to let hunger …

… want to eat regrowing in that water, so that, you know food and water and humans kind of connected together in this … system that we have, in order to, to be able to get the food that they wanted, or needed. We see a profound change … where humans stay in one spot, and then grow the food they need in that spot. And, and then live in that way. …

… a dual purpose: memorializing both the recipe’s author and food.  Recipes survived their writers, preserving their … death. At the same time, a recipe retained instructions for food already cooked and long ago eaten, allowing for its … form of necromancy, recipes allowed for the creation of food from the past and thus a relationship with the dead. …

… context for sugar to become ubiquitous. Look at any U.S. food label today and you will find that one of the top five … everywhere in our daily lives. A sample bilingual U.S. food label reflecting recent FDA labeling requirements ( … we grapple more than ever with sugar's dominance in our food . A prevalence of sugar in the modern American diet has …

… use of improved technologies in current and new crops, in food transformation … [and] in marketing” with the goal of … researchers believed, communities could produce more food on their limited land and increase overall prosperity, … In each case, sponsors in the Global North sought to boost food production in nations of the Global South with the goal …

… Events in Historical Perspective — explores the role of food, disease, science, and technology in the human past and … provide for solving today’s most urgent global problems of food, population, disease, medicine, and technology. … … Origins.osu.edu Table of Contents Page Chapter 1: Food and Human Population Feast and Famine: The Global Food …

… each year that traces of it can be found in a cornucopia of food products ranging from Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream to beer … Carson warned us about these issues— contaminated food, aggressive cancers, and super weeds—in Silent Spring. … 2016 the number of organic farms and the sale of organic foods in the U.S. doubled and nearly 5 million acres of …

… law, the Reinheitsgebot is today lauded as an early food safety regulation. And, as beer-making elsewhere has … point to their tradition as one of the oldest existing food purity laws, the World Health Organization has … … Paul Niebrzydowski … Milestones … Europe … Germany … Food & Agriculture … Keeping Beer “Pure”: The 1516 …

… Enjoy the following: " Feast and Famine: The Global Food Crisis ," by Chris Otter " Climate, Human Population, … … Global/Transnational … Water … Climate Change … Food & Agriculture … 4/22/14: An Earth Day Round Up …

… the return of migratory game, the reemergence of wild food plants, the warmth of lengthening days, the retreat of … Service … Global/Transnational … Christianity … Ancient … Food & Agriculture … Easter: A Season of Renewal …

… sort of inferiority complex misses the mark. For lovers of food history, this book is a trove, detailing menus as the … States … Soviet Union … Diplomacy/International Relations … Food & Agriculture … Cold War … Khrushchev’s Great American …

… develop specialized roles in society that did not involve food production. A well-supported argument, it nonetheless … … Global/Transnational … Indigenous Communities … Pacific … Food & Agriculture … Science & Technology … Built Upon Bounty …

… be highly valued even by those who do not plan to remain in foodservice. Imagine the attraction of a degree from … … Economics/Business/Trade … Colonialism/Imperialism … Food & Agriculture … Democratizing American Higher …

… Service … United States … Climate Change … Environment … Food & Agriculture … Water … Why the Great Plains Are Dying …

… … Environment … Public Health, Disease, and Medicine … Food & Agriculture … Remembering Rachel Carson’s "Silent …

… … History News Service … United States … Class & Labor … Food & Agriculture … Cities/Urban & Rural … Latinx … The …

… Connecting History … United States … Cities/Urban & Rural … Food & Agriculture … Class & Labor … 3/11/14: History …

… fishers boost their catches—and consequently sales of seafood—enormously. Large-scale, "industrial" fishing can be … that the oceans and seas could sustain an annual seafood catch of 200-350 million metric tons per year, more … Alaskan waters accounted for about one-half of the seafood caught in the United States. The dockside value of …

… … Howard P. Segal … History News Service … Education … Food & Agriculture … U.S. Civil War/Reconstruction … United …

… exporter of key commodities. … Ian M. Sheldon … Europe … Food & Agriculture … Former Soviet Union … Russia … Ukraine …

… followed by a series of droughts, devastated the nation's food production. Further complicating the situation was the fact that China was also reducing its food aid significantly. Conditions were simply horrific. … and Japan, among others, helped to fill the void, providing food aid worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Suddenly, in …

… related to the abject poverty of its people — demands for food, fuel and power-generating nuclear reactor technology. … that it provides the bulk of North Korea’s energy and food supplies, and it is threatening to restrict critical food and fuel aid further if North Korea does not negotiate. …