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Erik Lindberg's Blog Posts Tagged 'NPR' (2)

Can Sustainable Farming Really Feed Us?

A recent episode of NPR’s “Here and Now” featured author Ben Hewitt, discussing his recently published The Town Food Saved.



After a vivid and thoughtful discussion of the organic farming practices and the positive effects of a strong local economy that has in many ways rejuvenated the town of Hardwick, Vermont, the host, Robin Young, asked a pricelessly dense question: “but can sustainable farming really feed us all?” The thoughtless presumption of the question is that unsustainable… Continue

Added by Erik Lindberg on July 23, 2010 at 9:30pm — 4 Comments

Another Letter to NPR about their lame coverage of energy and oil

Dear NPR,



I want to thank you for your coverage on Morning Edition (5-18-10) on our energy future with reference to the dangers of off-shore drilling. I was pleased that you put its obvious hazards into dialogue with the matter of our projected liquid-fuel needs. Too often we are told that we simply “need to get off oil,” or that we should just “drill-baby-drill” regardless of potential consequences. It is less common to see the two issues discussed together.



However, the… Continue

Added by Erik Lindberg on May 18, 2010 at 7:00pm — No Comments

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