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… because those are the ones that affect our ability to get food, our ability to survive, and our relationship to …

… kind of energy transition? And so I leave that as a little food for thought when we think about what were the costs, … ethanol industry has been more explicitly tied to food, rising food prices, and other things that the sugar-based ethanol …

… to Herbert Hoover in 1945 asking for his advice on postwar food shortages. Over the next eight years these two very …

… of the rest of us, I suspect, are pretty pleased that our food supply is safe because of the Food and Drug Administration, created by Roosevelt in 1906 … given our pensioners their medical care in kind, why not food baskets” he asked in rhetorical disbelief, “why not …

… as part of the American rescue plan and expanding of food assistance, directly impacting communities, extending … issues. Regions could destabilize as they fight for food and water. The Earth Day summit is trying to put the …

… of strict rationing had drastically reduced Parisians’ food intake, especially those who were too poor to buy additional food on the black market or who did not have relatives in …

… out for solutions, such as overcrowded tenements, impure food and drugs, unsafe working conditions and corrupt …

… their limits and are already acidifying, threatening marine food chains already damaged from industrial fishing . Sea … advance into temperate regions. The breakdown of oceanic food chains is already undermining important food resources , and the shifting and strengthening patterns …

… and City College in New York is famous for the fights both food fights and outright bare-knuckled brawls between the …

… court; describes the lavish clothing, administration, food, architecture, and art of Byzantium; reveals a …

… Professional and self-righteous, his ship loaded with food aid for hungry Africans, Phillips instructs his 20-man …

… ran advertisements seeking runaway Indian slaves. Native food vendors participated in the “French Market” of New …

… when people live in places where climate supports abundant food production and that we, we shouldn't be surprised. Just … the absence of water, drought, and the inability to produce food will be huge, huge, huge, huge issues. Dr. Robin Judd  … tried patchwork quilt, like lots of metaphors. I prefer the food ones. But you know, the the idea is that like you help …

… sacrifices, such as not eating meat one day a week, so that food could be used to feed starving civilians in Europe. A …

… that are also very necessary to the sustaining of our food economies, of our food security. And so it really leads to some devastating … in agriculture and particularly in our meat processing, food processing industries. But at the same time, we seem to …

… in the capital cities. The strike began as a response to food shortages that were the result of mismanaged policy and …

… earn money that is vital to paying mortgages and putting food on the table.   The problem with Obama's proposals is …

… essential pieces of city infrastructure still operating as food markets or grocery stores today. These stunning …

… conditions had deteriorated as few supply convoys carrying food, medicine and fuel were able to reach the enclave. On …

… investigators, speculating that everything from cigarettes, food, Baer aspirin tablets, and strangers with hypodermic …

… anti-trust laws, sought to ban child labor, protected food quality, conserved land and created the Federal Reserve …

… and Indian had turkey and other game birds as well as sea foods, venison, Indian corn, beans, berries and nuts on …

… English, and African influences to the architecture, food, and music—all staples of modern New Orleans tourism. …

… painstaking research on the presence of DDT throughout the food chain and the health risks it posed to humans as well …