Not All Hungers Are the Same
On the Papuan plantation frontier, industrial oil palm concessions are creating new ways of thinking about hunger: as a force that haunts, as a form of shame, as a source of anger.
Food
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The Double Standard of Evidence
The wealthy can afford their skepticism. It is the poor who bear the consequences when herd immunity erodes.
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How to Ensure the Most Vulnerable Don’t Go Hungry
Advocacy must continue for the people most affected by the turmoil in nutrition support programs.
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What the New Food Pyramid Tells Us About Science and Culture
Cultural understandings about what counts as real food do not always align with nutritional guidance.
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India’s Biodiversity Paradox
Ironically, India’s commitment to protecting its farmers is compromising the country’s crop biodiversity.
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Baby Bonds Are an Imperfect but Promising Policy Tool for a Healthier Next Generation
Regardless of their political affiliation, most people can agree that money drives health.
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NAFTA Is in Tatters
A new NAFTA would privilege human mobility, biodiversity, and small-scale producers and consumers.