Civil Eats
Civil Eats is a daily news platform focused on important discussions surrounding the American food system. We share articles that encourage new perspectives on sustainable farming, aiming to foster communities that are fair both economically and socially. Established in January 2009, Civil Eats serves as a community hub with more than 100 contributors who are engaged in the changing food scene from Washington, D.C. to local neighborhoods. In 2014, Civil Eats was honored as the Publication of the Year by the James Beard Foundation.
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3 days ago |
civileats.com | Lisa Elaine Held
She said SNAP “serves as an automatic stabilizer in difficult economic times,” explaining that as more people need benefits, that money circulates back into the economy almost immediately. “By design, SNAP can very quickly adapt when we have an economic downturn.” States, however, generally face budget crises during recessions, she said, and wouldn’t be able to deal with ups and downs in the same way.
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4 days ago |
civileats.com | Lisa Elaine Held
USDA Drops Rules Requiring Farmers to Record Their Use of the Most Toxic PesticidesPesticide watchdog groups say the regulations should be strengthened, not thrown out. June 3, 2025 – Many farmers will no longer have to keep any records of when, where, or how they’re using pesticides known to pose the highest risks to human health and the environment after a recent change made by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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5 days ago |
civileats.com | David F. Bacon
Unlock the Full Story with a Civil Eats MembershipExpand your understanding of food systems as a Civil Eats member. Enjoy unlimited access to our groundbreaking reporting, engage with experts, and connect with a community of changemakers. This is the second of two articles about the strawberry workers of Santa Maria. Read the first story here. All photos by David Bacon.
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5 days ago |
civileats.com | Lisa Elaine Held
Food and Ag Agencies Plan to Cut Billions from Research, Conservation, and MoreMothers and children using the WIC program would also get fewer dollars to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables. June 2, 2025 – Over the weekend, the three agencies that have the most impact on the American food system released more details on how they would cut spending to align with the broader budget President Trump outlined for fiscal year 2026.
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6 days ago |
civileats.com | Lisa Elaine Held
In April, two weeks after being sworn in as the Commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Marty Makary sat down for an interview with conservative podcaster Megyn Kelly. Over the course of an hour, the food pyramid came up several times. “Are we redoing the food pyramid?” Kelly asked, in one exchange. “We’re redoing the food pyramid,” Makary confirmed, with gusto. “Thank God!” Kelly replied.
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