Podcast
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Raspberries for days (and months)
The raspberry bushes at my neighbor’s house in Wyoming flourish rapidly and unyieldingly in August, when my neighbors aren’t even around. My mother and I, overcome with fear at the idea of wasting any of the sweet and refreshing berries, trudge over to the bushes twice a day in August to crouch in between the scratchy bushes, crawling and peering up underneath the leaves to pluck the sweet morsels from their stems. We fill multiple tupperware twice a day, and...
Consolidating Every Link in the Food Chain
“One of the Reagan administration’s lasting legacies is the dismantling of the regulatory system for ensuring fair and competitive markets. Since that time the failure to stop massive consolidation has allowed a handful of companies to control the entire food chain- from seeds, fertilizer, and implements to processing, distribution, and retail grocery chains. The largest twenty food companies exert tremendous control over food and farming, as both buyers of ingredients and sellers of product… Reversing this corporate tyranny and concentration is...
Consolidating Every Link in the Food Chain
“One of the Reagan administration’s lasting legacies is the dismantling of the regulatory system for ensuring fair and competitive markets. Since that time the failure to stop massive consolidation has allowed a handful of companies to control the entire food chain- from seeds, fertilizer, and implements to processing, distribution, and retail grocery chains. The largest twenty food companies exert tremendous control over food and farming, as both buyers of ingredients and sellers of product… Reversing this corporate tyranny and concentration is...
Consolidating Every Link in the Food Chain
“One of the Reagan administration’s lasting legacies is the dismantling of the regulatory system for ensuring fair and competitive markets. Since that time the failure to stop massive consolidation has allowed a handful of companies to control the entire food chain- from seeds, fertilizer, and implements to processing, distribution, and retail grocery chains. The largest twenty food companies exert tremendous control over food and farming, as both buyers of ingredients and sellers of product… Reversing this corporate tyranny and concentration is...
Consolidating Every Link in the Food Chain
“One of the Reagan administration’s lasting legacies is the dismantling of the regulatory system for ensuring fair and competitive markets. Since that time the failure to stop massive consolidation has allowed a handful of companies to control the entire food chain- from seeds, fertilizer, and implements to processing, distribution, and retail grocery chains. The largest twenty food companies exert tremendous control over food and farming, as both buyers of ingredients and sellers of product… Reversing this corporate tyranny and concentration is...
Consolidating Every Link in the Food Chain
“One of the Reagan administration’s lasting legacies is the dismantling of the regulatory system for ensuring fair and competitive markets. Since that time the failure to stop massive consolidation has allowed a handful of companies to control the entire food chain- from seeds, fertilizer, and implements to processing, distribution, and retail grocery chains. The largest twenty food companies exert tremendous control over food and farming, as both buyers of ingredients and sellers of product… Reversing this corporate tyranny and concentration is...
Consolidating Every Link in the Food Chain
“One of the Reagan administration’s lasting legacies is the dismantling of the regulatory system for ensuring fair and competitive markets. Since that time the failure to stop massive consolidation has allowed a handful of companies to control the entire food chain- from seeds, fertilizer, and implements to processing, distribution, and retail grocery chains. The largest twenty food companies exert tremendous control over food and farming, as both buyers of ingredients and sellers of product… Reversing this corporate tyranny and concentration is...
Consolidating Every Link in the Food Chain
“One of the Reagan administration’s lasting legacies is the dismantling of the regulatory system for ensuring fair and competitive markets. Since that time the failure to stop massive consolidation has allowed a handful of companies to control the entire food chain- from seeds, fertilizer, and implements to processing, distribution, and retail grocery chains. The largest twenty food companies exert tremendous control over food and farming, as both buyers of ingredients and sellers of product… Reversing this corporate tyranny and concentration is...
The Trouble with Wilderness
“But the trouble with wilderness is that it quietly expresses and reproduces the very values its devotees seek to reject. The flight from history that is very nearly the core of wilderness represents the false hope of an escape from responsibility, the illusion that we can somehow wipe clean the slate of our past and return to the tabula rasa that supposedly existed before we began to leave our marks on the world. The dream of an unworked natural landscape...
