News in Brief Spoiler Alert Millions of containers, thousands of ships, hundreds of scientists, 30 laws, 15 federal agencies, and we still can’t… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief When It Comes to Fighting Obesity, It Takes a Village Typically, when we analyze something like obesity, we tend to downplay the communitarian element. Americans value the individualist… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief A Brief History of Fake Meat The Impossible Burger may be the first veggie burger that bleeds, but it’s the latest in a long… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Beef With Beef In recent years, a number of studies have revealed the massive impact of the livestock industry, and a… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Biography of a Plant-Based Burger One man's mission to make meat obsolete. Rowan Jacobsen
News in Brief Letter From the Editor: Our Fragile Food System Introducing the September/October 2016 issue of Pacific Standard. Nicholas Jackson
News in Brief ‘Pacific Standard,’ September/October 2016 To get Pacific Standard in print or digital formats, subscribe now. Pacific Standard, September/October 2016. (Photo: Sam Kaplan;… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Genetically Engineered Crops Have Increased Pesticide Use In theory, Roundup Ready soybeans and the like should have reduced pesticide use. They haven’t. By Nathan Collins… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Why Our Food Choices Are Determined by Price—and Not Ethics or Morals The cost of moral consideration is cheap, and the marketplace enables consumer choice to trump food ethics. By… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Politics of Food Reform Has Disappeared From the Democratic Agenda It’s easier to plant organic in the White House garden, import a beehive, and leave politics out of… Pacific Standard Staff