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You are what you eat, so its good to know what goes into your food and into your body. We'll help you plan meals that are safe, healthy, and delicious.
Your 'Hood Affects Your Health
A new study suggests that living near fast-food restaurants is linked to higher diabetes and obesity rates.
Calling All Chocoholics
British scientists are looking for 150 women to take part in a study that will look at a natural compound found in cocoa and its ability to cut the risk of heart disease among women with diabetes.
Me So Corny
As we face a global food crisis, "King Corn" looks at how we came to rely on a cheap crop.
Food Miles: Do They Matter?
Some say companies should start paying for the environmental cost of food travel; others say eating less red meat and dairy is more important.
Tyson Foods Faces Lawsuit from Competition
Judge says Tyson Foods can't use misleading ads suggesting its chickens are free of meds.
Want a Son? Eat Breakfast.
New research suggests a woman's diet affects the sex of her baby.
Weather Hits Organic Crops Hard
Several Crops in California Could Be Damaged Due to Cold.
Rice Shortage at Sam's Club and Costco
The Retail Outlets Limit Rice Sales.
Your Food Tastes Good, But Is It Cool?
A New Campaign Hopes to Help People Green Their Diets.
Boxed Wine: Tacky or Eco-Friendly?
A new organic wine comes in a TetraPak, reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
Low-Carbon Diet Recipes
These recipes are full of flavor, but were formulated to go easy on the environment.
The Low-Carbon Diet Program
A new food calculator can help you choose ingredients with the lowest environmental impact.
Spring Vegetable Recipes
Spring is finally here! Celebrate by heading to the farmers' market and trying one of these great spring vegetable recipes.
Sugar, Sugar Everywhere
How much sugar are you consuming? Probably a lot more than you think.
Concerned About What You're Eating and Where It Came From?
A New Generation Discovers the Beauty of Planting a Garden, Knowing Exactly What's In Their Food.
A Sustainable Passover
These Tips and Recipes Will Help Make Your Passover a Healthy and Sustainable One.
DASH Diet Can Protect Heart
A new study shows that women lowered heart attack and stroke risk with food choices.
Pinkberry Lawsuit Settled
Plaintiff Claims She Suffered Injuries and Undue Loss of Money Spent on Fro Yo with Cult Following.
Monsanto Cares About More Than Milk Labels
The chemical company scares farmers, portrays its genetically modified crops as sustainable.
How Clean Are Your Fruits and Vegetables?
World Food Crisis Looms Large
Americans' Grocery Bills Are Bigger, But In Other Countries Rising Food Prices Have Led to Violent Protests. What Can You Do?
10 Foods You Don't Have to Buy Organic
These Fruits and Vegetables Don't Hold on to So Many Pesticides, So You Can Save Your Organic Dollars for the Ones That Do.
Still Can't Buy Frankenfoods
The USDA Keeps Moratorium on Meat and Milk from Cloned Animals...For Now
Omega-3 Intake Important During Late Pregnancy
The Healthy Fatty Acids Boost Infants' Cognitive and Motor Development.
California Threatens Raw Milk Producers
Raw milk fans in California may have to go pasteurized.
Food Additives as Damaging as Lead
British researchers find artificial colors harm children's brains, request phase-out.
Go Green East Harlem
A Community Facing Serious Health and Environmental Problems Takes Action.
All Natural...Junk Food?
Comments About High Fructose Corn Syrup In "Natural" Products Spark Controversy.
Is Farmed Fish Not All Bad?
Kona Blue Raises Its Fish With Sustainability in Mind.
After 300 Years You Decide to Leave?
Environmentalists and Fishermen Are Looking to Lure Cod Back to Chatham.
Whole Foods Gets Some Competition
With Alternatives Cropping Up, the Organic Chain Faces Challenges.
Six Ways to Green Your Pantry
Cut the clutter and chemicals in the pantry with these simple steps.
Energy Drink Sales, Anxiety Attacks Increase
Caffeinated energy drinks can pose problems for kids.
Suckers for Sweets
Linens 'n Things, which sells home textiles and housewares, will be selling YummyEarth lollipops in its stores.
Meat Recall Takes Its Toll
The True Cost of the Biggest Meat Recall In History Hits Businesses, Government.
Stonyfield Farm Recalls Yogurt
Company warns of glass or plastic fragments.
Farm to School Lunch Table
A New Program Offers Farm-Fresh Foods to Kids, Helping Local Farmers Too.
Animal-Loving Strippers
And We're Not Talking About the Clientele. These Ladies Are Vegan.
Dioxin-Tainted Buffalo Mozzarella
Is the Trash Pile-Up in Naples to Blame for Toxins in Famed Cheese?
Water Sickens 250 in Colorado
Residents Warned Not To Drink, Bathe, or Wash with Salmonella-Contaminated Water.
Ohio Updates Milk Label Ruling
More Wording on Ohio Milk Cartons. Is Your State Next?
Macy's Mints Go Green
A Classic Candy Gets an Organic Makeover.
Big Tomato Farmer Quits, Blames Immigration Reform
Farmers Across the Country Face Labor Shortage Issues.
Bread Lovers Beware
Bakeries Forced to Raise Prices, Change Recipes Due to Food Costs.
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cantaloupe
The FDA says consumers should avoid certain imported fruit.
Will Restaurateurs Put Down the Bottle?
San Francisco Mayor Wants Eateries To Offer Tap Water Only.
Ready for the Easter Bunny?
These Easter Sunday Recipes Feature Heritage Livestock and Organic Ingredients.
Not Even Easter Bunny Immune to Rising Food Costs
With food prices up, you might want to dye fewer eggs this year.
Folate Intake Linked to Healthy Sperm
New Study Shows That Men Should Be Taking Their Vitamins, Too.
More Foodborne Illness Linked to Leafy Greens
Americans eat more salad, but this doesn't explain huge increase in leafy green-linked food outbreaks.
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