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November 12, 2020

What’s in a Name: An Analysis of the Ideological Dispute over Regenerative Agriculture

By Betty Fermin and Joao Fonseca Industrialized agriculture has been depleting the environment of carbon and releasing it into the atmosphere for decades. It contributes 23% of total greenhouse gas emissions and it has turned about 50% of organic matter from the soil into carbon…

October 22, 2013

What We’re Reading Now: The Stop

Last month, WhyHunger staff attended a book talk with Nick Saul, president and CEO of Community Food Centres Canada and co-author of The Stop: How…

October 18, 2013

Campus Special Logo

October 18, 2013

WhyHunger Partners with Campus Special

Campus Special teams up with WhyHunger to collect donations via a web and mobile app.

October 18, 2013

Clearinghouse Connection Archive

The Clearinghouse Connection facilitates the exchange of information, resources and ideas among emergency food providers.

October 17, 2013

The 2013 Food Sovereignty Prize: Internationalize the Struggle, Internationalize the Hope

On Tuesday, October 15th, honorees from five countries – and five continents – converged in New York City for the Food Sovereignty Prize ceremony. The…

October 15, 2013

WhyHunger Board Member Marches on Monsanto, Showing Solidarity with Food Sovereignty Prize Honorees

WhyHunger is honored to be co-hosting the 5th annual Food Sovereignty Prize ceremony in New York City today! Organized, sponsored and awarded by the US…

October 11, 2013

MKA

October 11, 2013

How Emergency Food Providers Can Help Long After an Emergency

On Wednesday, we brought you the story of Shore Soup Project, a one-year-old organization in the Rockaways, Queens, New York, founded in the wake of…

October 9, 2013

Lennon

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What’s in a Name: An Analysis of the Ideological Dispute over Regenerative Agriculture