182 House Democrats have signed a letter opposing the Save Our Bacon (SOB) Act, arguing that it would “usurp the longstanding power of states” and undermine existing animal confinement regulations.
The National Housing Law Project has warned that the lapse of funding for SNAP will have severe consequences for low-income families, as 44 million tenants face rent, 24 million people face health costs, and 40 million people, including 16 million children, face food insecurity.
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By Leanna Sweha Last week, we covered chef and author Dan Barber’s Sacramento farm-to-fork talk. Today, we’ll…
by Leanna Sweha Chef Dan Barber, a leader in farm-to-table cooking, spoke at the Sacramento Public Library…
by Leanna Sweha Sacramento Food Literacy Center founder Amber Stott and Concord culinary teacher Cindy Gershen spoke…
By Leanna Sweha Last week, UC President Janet Napolitano and UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi joined the…
by Leanna M. Sweha The Global Food Security Symposium, sponsored by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs,…
by Leanna M. Sweha The American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (“Academy”) and Kraft Foods have ended…