Localist Roundup: Fire and Food

This piece reports on a global survey for food sustainability. In America specifically, there's a growing tendency to prefer snacks to meals. In other food news, this article criticizes food labels for…

This piece reports on a global survey for food sustainability. In America specifically, there’s a growing tendency to prefer snacks to meals. In other food news, this article criticizes food labels for misleading and fraudulent claims. And this piece argues that farm-to-table is not enough for sustainable eating.

Meanwhile, this piece makes the case for not-for-profit businesses.

This article posits that cities get better once they’ve been burned down.

Lastly, this feature provides another fascinating description of the North Dakota oil boom.

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