Civil Eats Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Marcus Weaver-Hightower explains in his new book how understanding political motivations can lead to better school meal policies, and why pizza is considered a vegetable.

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Plus, EIC @NaomiStarkman talks with David Montgomery and Anne Biklé (@Dig2Grow) about their new book 'What Your Food Ate: How to Restore Our Land and Reclaim Our Health.'

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Journalist and author Oliver Milman discusses the findings of his new book, how declining pollinator populations could harm vulnerable communities, and the most promising solutions.

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In her new book, ‘How to Sell a Poison,’ Elena Conis explains how DDT is linked to other ubiquitous toxic chemicals, as well as social inequality, race, and environmental pollution—and why the tobacco industry funded a secret campaign to bring it back.

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Editor @lvdvoo recently spoke with @kristinohlson about her new the book, ‘Sweet In Tooth And Claw’, and what she learned is possible when people see themselves as integral parts of the ecosystems in which they live. https://t.co/EcWIQRKglV

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The author of the beloved book “An Everlasting Meal” talks about her new companion cookbook geared toward making biscuits with sour milk and other tips for treating leftover food with the respect it deserves. https://t.co/9BQzXo4g1v

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How did 'Silent Spring' and Rachel Carson’s work touch your life? https://t.co/7gJLo342Mk

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In Raw Deal, Chloe Sorvino asks a wide range of experts how much longer the increasingly fragile and consolidated meat supply chain can withstand the pressures of climate change. https://t.co/LHi24bfrmZ

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In her new book, Julia Skinner discusses the history and power of fermentation, microbes’ role in biodiversity, and how fermented foods can make us more resilient in the face of climate crisis.

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Erica Gies’s new book, ‘Water Always Wins,’ documents the promise of slow, meandering water and calls for a radical departure from conquering and controlling water on the landscape.