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… the 1991 fire resulted from many Americans’ desire to make food cheap without regard for the well-being of the people who create that food. He is an incredible storyteller, and the book ties … of late twentieth century U.S. history: the growth of fast food (including Chicken McNuggets), the decline of unions, …

… shortage, with world rice prices doubling and violent food protests erupting across the globe. Pastoral livestock … Australia's 22 or so million people could produce enough food for 70 million people—and food exports became a cornerstone of the economy. The Snowy …

… has long fed Nairobi with staple commodities and prepared foods, particularly in the 1990s, but they stood in the way … countries, Kenya is no longer self-sufficient in terms of food production. The World Bank's focus on exports intended … debts has left many farmers dependent on cash-bought food, and damaged Kenya's already weak governmental …

… immigrant labor is undeniable. Especially in agriculture, food processing, construction, and service industries, … come because they “worried that their children didn’t have food on the table.” He even went so far as to assert that …

… chorizo.  Oaxaca n cuisine was the first endemic Mexican food to syncretize with Spanish food. Oaxaca  cheese is an adapted form of mozzarella. …

… a cutaway view of an underground habitat area for growing food ( left ). A fictional Mars tourism poster commissioned … project demonstrated that a habitat could successfully use food crops and other plants to uphold the exchange of oxygen … saturated environments, suggesting they could be the food of the future as climate change intensifies. Even the …

… during the war—cracks appeared in the form of severe food and fuel shortages during the winter of 1916-17. These …

… and Louisiana were left homeless and in desperate need of food and shelter. The devastation was just as bad as the …

… you can get that at a sports bar, probably with better food at lower prices. At  some stadiums , even if you are …

… establish minimum wages, subsidize school lunches, develop food stamps, extend public housing, create medical care for …

… Paris was at a boil. The people had been suffering from food shortages and the weight of taxes used to pay King …

… book in 2021 Seed Money: Monsanto's Past and the Future of Food. And this has led him to the book he'll be talking … their contracts from Monsanto to Maxwell House of General Foods. And I have this letter from Monsanto saying, Whoa, …

… tightened their grip on the country's irrigation system, food distribution network, labor conscription mechanisms, …

… We can think even more broadly about environmental justice, food security for children. So all ways in which, in our …

… mines, oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, crops, food-processing plants and livestock. Patriotic citizens …

… affected the Indian Monsoon Current and contributed to food instability as far as Ottoman Egypt, causing between …

… like reports that appeared whenever a new American fast food chain gained its first foothold in China. Once again, …

… existence of unremitting toil and prayer, where sleep and food were considered weaknesses of the flesh.” What indeed? … forms of work (logging in particular) with insufficient food and clothing and broken, inappropriate tools. On …

… poor in their midst by giving alms, usually in the form of food or money. But Christian charity could not keep up with …

… actually have longer-term relationships with the birds as food, as fuel, but also as diversion and entertainment. And … longer than penguins. But penguins were a staple source of food for Southern seafaring people. Whether that is Arctic … becomes a place where penguins are slaughtered, not just as food for the people who are the whaling crews who are based …