The mission of the Houston Food Policy Workgroup is to nurture the growth of a sustainable local food system, accessible…
An analysis of US Dept of Agriculture figures suggests that the biofuel revolution launched by former President George Bush is impacting world food supplies.
Agricultural urbanism is much more systematic and planned than urban agriculture, and it applies the New Urbanist idea of transects to food production.
A health research paper calls for a 10 percent tax on the foods that make us fat, as well as a number of other measures to help prevent obesity.
Excluding volatile food and energy costs, inflation in '09 - both nationally and in Houston - is slightly above what the Fed reputedly considers comfortable.
Falling energy costs since last May resulted in a lower overall cost of consumer goods, but core inflation fell within an "acceptable" range, says a GHP update.
Neighborhood co-ops, charities, businesses, and individuals are discovering the benefits of growing fruits, vegetables, and herbs on top of their own buildings.
September 24-25, 2009 - A conference in Houston will explore energy, transportation, water, and food nationally and in the Texas Triangle
At the 17th Congress for the New Urbanism there was a decided impulse to just declare victory.
LaHood: airlines should support high-speed rail: Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood told US airline officials tha... http://bit.ly/b2GlJE
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