“The combined footprint of humans on the planet’s ecosystems crossed a threshold decades ago but is now becoming more evident to more and more Americans who have been largely unaffected by it.” A good climate justice story that takes place in Tucson, Arizona. Great addition to teaching what climate IN-justice looks Read more…
Many people buy organic foods because they are concerned about pesticide exposure, despite the fact that many studies do not seem to demonstrate any nutritional advantage of one over the other. Numerous studies have failed to demonstrate health benefits one over the other.[1] Yet, one small and very recent study Read more…
Arizona Interfaith Power and Light is addressing the issue of food justice with renewed vigor for the 2016-2017 year. Food justice names a movement concerned not only with safety and quality of food, but with fair labor practices in its production and equitable distribution of agricultural products. Our emphasis on Read more…