Although it can at times be a little wonky, Parke Wilde’s blog U.S. Food Policy is a good stop for those interested in policy. (To a certain extent, we all should be.) A food economist at Tufts University, Wilde has help maintaining his blog from a couple of others; together, their posts — such as a recent one that maps 10 U.S. food-policy destinations using Google Maps — enlighten and clarify.We are also amused to be tagged as "a little wonky."
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
US Food Policy makes Culinate's top ten list
Our friends at Culinate, a progressive food awareness blog, posted: "Learn more about your food: ten websites that will help you eat with greater awareness." We are honored to be included in the list at number 10. Here is what they have to say:
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