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April 12, 2013
I thought I knew what I was getting myself into when I started this project on meat and antibiotic use in animals, but what Environmental Working Group’s team found still shocked me: federal scientists routinely find antibiotic-resistant bacteria – often called superbugs – in meat I regularly buy at the grocery store. Dr. Gail Hansen , an expert at The Pew Charitable Trusts , advised me early on to “keep your kitchen as sterile as you would an operating room, and you’ll be fine.” “Whoa!” I thought. “That’s a little extreme.” But after digging into the research, I’ve concluded that Dr. Hansen...
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December 6, 2012
When the weather turns, the days get shorter and it's time to get out the winter clothes, it's also high season for the Brassicaceae, or mustard family, on your family's dinner table. The Brassica oleracea species in particular is the sturdy progenitor ofbroccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower and kale. Many of these vegetable varieties are in peak season in North America as the winter months approach. For those who delight in the fresh, climate-smart tastiness of seasonal or local produce, now is the time to embrace the Brassica s and all their bitter, cancer-preventing pungency. (...
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September 6, 2012
Are you looking for ideas for healthy, affordable and brown-bag-ready lunches? As kids head back to school, the Environmental Working Group wants to help you get the year started right. Here are five lunch ideas that come in at less than $2! Our staff nutritionist put them together based on the formula we used for our newest shopping guide, Good Food on a Tight Budget . The Dipping Box – $1.40 This lunch box is full of sensory delights for little fingers. Fruit skewer with our 15-second Fruit Dip Good skewer choices include apricots, bananas, domestic nectarine and kiwi. Skewer fruit on a...
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