Food, Inc. : how industrial food is making us sicker, fatter and poorer-- and what you can do about it
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Food, Inc. : how industrial food is making us sicker, fatter and poorer-- and what you can do about it
(A participant media guide)
PublicAffairs, c2009
1st ed
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Note
Bibliography: p. 275-289
"Notes": p. 291-307
Includes index
Contents of Works
- Reforming fast food nation : a conversation with Eric Schlosser
- Exploring the corporate powers behind the way we eat : the making of Food, Inc. / by Robert Kenner
- Organics--healthy food, and so much more / by Gary Hirshberg
- Food, science, and the challenge of world hunger--who will control the future? / by Peter Pringle
- The ethanol scam : burning food to make motor fuel / by Robert Bryce
- The climate crisis at the end of our fork / by Anna Lappé
- Cheap food : workers pay the price / by Arturo Rodriguez with Alexa Delwiche and Sheheryar Kaoosji
- The financial crisis and world hunger / by Muhammad Yunus
- Why bother? / Michael Pollan
- Declare your independence / by Joel Salatin
- Eating made simple / by Marion Nestle
- Improving kids' nutrition : an action tool kit for parents and citizens / by the Center for Science in the Public Interest
- Produce to the people : a prescription for health / by Preston Maring