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    McDonald’s workers say #MeToo in unprecedented strike

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    With one hog waste lagoon breached, North Carolina still in rescue mode

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    Everyone agrees the country needs new farmers. Trouble is, they can’t afford land

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    Jeff Bezos may not have announced an HQ2 finalist. But Amazon is headed to Washington, D.C. either way

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    Freezers taped shut, food dangling from ceilings: How food pantries prepare for Hurricane Florence

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    North Carolina’s hog and poultry farmers are directly in the path of Hurricane Florence. Are they ready?

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    In Washington, a farm-to-table restaurant tried to serve the best local fish. Instead, it stumbled into a debate over tribal fishing rights

    September 11th, 2018
    by Doug Bierend

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    After decades, Native American tribes are regaining their fishing rights. But are there any fish left?

    September 11th, 2018
    by Tove Danovich

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    Oyster shells used to end up in landfills. Now, they’re being turned into castles for baby oysters

    September 10th, 2018
    by Jessica Fu

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    In Detroit, urban beekeepers partner with businesses to build a bee highway

    September 6th, 2018
    by Adina Solomon

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    Whole Foods workers are moving to unionize. Read the letter sent to employees nationwide

    September 6th, 2018
    by Sam Bloch and Joe Fassler

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    September 5th, 2018
    by H. Claire Brown

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