Social Justice How Horse Meat Might Get Into the U.S. Food System The hidden pipeline for America’s mystery meat may start at home. James McWilliams
Environment The Pork in the Road Two paths are before us—but only one leads to a sustainable future of healthful, humane food production. Which one to take? (Hint: Follow the pig with the spring in its step.) Barry Estabrook
Environment Do We Need a ‘Mustang-Safe’ Label for Beef? The response to an especially ugly round-up of wild horses in Oregon suggests we might. James McWilliams
Social Justice For Most of Us, Obesity Is Unrelated to Junk Food Don't start stuffing your face, though. It's not like burgers and pop are good for you. Nathan Collins
Environment Do We Really Vote With Our Forks? On causal impotence and whether consumer choice even matters when it comes to our global food system. James McWilliams
Environment Want to Reduce Food Waste? Hug Your Local Freegan No group has better mapped and internalized the geography of waste—or been bolder about wading into the cesspools where trash accumulates. James McWilliams
Environment Is There Such a Thing as Food Choice? New data on vegetable consumption raises a question we too easily overlook. James McWilliams
Social Justice Are There Purely Environmental Justifications for Eating Animals? Yes, but don’t mention them to Fido. James McWilliams
Social Justice Do We Have a Contract With the Animals We Eat? Yes, but not one that allows us to eat them. James McWilliams
Environment Dinner Kits Like Blue Apron Offer Convenience, but Are They Good for the Planet (or Our Waistlines)? A slew of new dinner kits promise gourmet meals with a fraction of the effort. But at what cost? Kiera Butler