George Naylor, Irene Lin, AlterNet. August 7, 2008. Ethanol critics need to be wary before they jump aboard the anti-ethanol campaigns and let off the hook the real bad actors behind our food crisis.
Frances Cerra Whittelsey, The Nation. August 6, 2008. Reducing our meat consumption may not be popular, but we need to view our love affair with burgers in the same frame as gas-guzzling SUVs.
Barbara Ehrenreich, Barbaraehrenreich.com. June 24, 2008. Obese America is literally sitting on vast energy reserves -- all we need to do is extract it.
Raj Patel, Melville House Publishing. June 2, 2008. Hunger and obesity stem from the same problem -- the corporations that sell our food determine what we eat and how we think about food.
Onnesha Roychoudhuri, AlterNet. May 15, 2008. As both obesity and hunger are on the rise, a new book shows why we shouldn't feel guilty about our food choices but angry with a corrupt food system.
George Naylor, Movement Vision Lab. March 3, 2008. Understanding corn could be the key to social change that saves the planet and helps us create democratic communities and local food supplies.
David Morris, AlterNet. June 13, 2007. In the last few years, the environmental community has begun attacking corn-derived ethanol. Although imperfect, there are reasons to give ethanol a fair trial.
Lisa M. Hamilton, AlterNet. May 25, 2007. From the news these days you'd think farmers have never had a better friend than ethanol. But if you actually are a farmer, ethanol, with the high corn prices it brings, is looking less and less like a blessing -- and more like a curse.
