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Who Gets Water, Who Gets Sewage?
by Malka Howley, Student If we accept that the right to life is a basic human right, which we must if we believe in any other rights, then we must also accept that the right to clean, safe water is al… more →
Live What You Believe
Essential Food Spices
Cave Cook wrote 1 week ago: Most health supplements that you buy (pills, vitamins, etc) can be themselves supplemented naturally … more →
Who Gets Water, Who Gets Sewage?
Woolman Semester wrote 1 week ago: by Malka Howley, Student If we accept that the right to life is a basic human right, which we must i … more →
The Great Eggo Shortage of 2009
Swaroop wrote 1 week ago: Endangered species? Faithful reader(s)- let me start off by saying: Don’t Panic. I consider my … more →
Listen to your Cave Sense
Cave Cook wrote 1 week ago: CAVE SENSE OF SELF How much should you consume? Don’t listen to all the mindless articles and … more →
Cave Lunches are great conversation starters
Cave Cook wrote 1 week ago: CORPORATE CAVE MAN Do you spend many of the sunlight hours in the corporate world? Do the hallways, … more →
Feeding cave children
Cave Cook wrote 1 week ago: CAVE CREW Growing up in a family of 8 teaches you certain things: 1 – you don’t always … more →
Cave Chow Doubter?
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Cave Cook wrote 1 week ago: CAVE DOUBT Today’s world is full of doubters. People doubt everything from their sanity to th … more →
FOOD - Not for your enjoyment.
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Cave Cook wrote 1 week ago: CAVE FOOD Yes, that is correct: Food, is not, for your, enjoyment. Taste funny? Oh, you are going … more →
Radical Social Movements and Gardening
Woolman Semester wrote 1 week ago: By Lily Elder, Student Permaculture, social movements, and capitalism. The main focuses of this las … more →
I am NOT an Angry Grocer...
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earthfare wrote 1 month ago: …watch the video and find out why! _________________________________________________________ … more →
Creating Change from the Soil Up
Woolman Semester wrote 1 month ago: by Malaika Bishop, Garden Manager This week I joined 5,400 groups from 181 countries in the largest … more →
Food, food, food
sarahnorris75 wrote 1 month ago: Blah, blah, blah. Ok, I know I have been sucking at blogging since I started this bad boy. Graduate … more →
The Squash Toss: Many Hands Make Work Light
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Woolman Semester wrote 1 month ago: by Emily Olsen, Community Intern “Uno!” I shouted, following Jeremy’s exclamation as I turned to the … more →
A splash of authenticity on my salad: pumpkinseed oil from Salzburg
Swaroop wrote 1 month ago: In this age of Wal-Mart, strip malls and Big Macs, there’s real value in knowing the story beh … more →
Food For Thought: Systems Overload
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Woolman Semester wrote 1 month ago: Josh Merchant wrote this poem as part the Environmental Science food unit, and performed it for the … more →
A Pipe Dream Revolution
Woolman Semester wrote 1 month ago: “A Pipe Dream Revolution” is a portrayal of a young person’s quest to be a sustainable farmer, to li … more →
Joining the Herd
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Woolman Semester wrote 1 month ago: by Jeremy Delaney-Peterson, Student While eating brunch as a community, I watched the cows cross cam … more →
Slaughterhouse Ethics
Woolman Semester wrote 1 month ago: by Marc Lichterman, Student A Wednesday morning unlike any other. We began with the trek toward the … more →
Feedlots: Greener Than Pastures?
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Woolman Semester wrote 1 month ago: By Malka Howley, Student During the Food Intensive we visited the cattle feedlot at UC Davis where w … more →
