Most Recent Food & Health Slideshows
Super Green Seafood List Connects Ocean and Human Health (in Pictures)
Albacore Tuna Finding sustainable seafood has always been about balancing the health of a given fishery with the health effects of consuming that fish. Some that can be sourced (more...)
Permaculture Principles: Nature's Design for Our Living World
Permaculture is one of those great TreeHugging principles that integrates everything in a balanced, living system, takes many cues from Mother Nature, and works great when executed properly. It's (more...)
13 Great Vegetarians From History
Including Mohandas Gandhi in a group of vegetarians seems almost too obvious. Even so, such a list would not be complete without mentioning the famous advocate of non-violence. Gandhi (more...)
Your Choice of Chocolate Matters
When visiting Ecuador with the Rainforest Alliance, we visited a number of cacao farms and facilities, to learn the difference between conventional production and Rainforest Alliance Certified production, and (more...)
A Green Winery Tour, From Grape to Glass: Sokol Blosser Winery
Earlier this year, TreeHugger awarded Sokol Blosser Winery with the Best Green Winery award in our inaugural Best of Green Awards. We knew they were doing lots of different (more...)
Eating Local Year-Round Means White, Red, Blue in Scandinavia
January - It's all about roots. Root veggies can be intimidating and a bit bland. But in Scandinavia quite a few organic chefs have taken up the government's efforts (more...)
A Year of Green, Seasonal Eating in Istanbul
January: Pomegranates (nar) In Istanbul, the beginning of the year is often your last chance until the following fall to get fresh pomegranates and street vendors all over the (more...)
Build a Geodesic Dome Solar Greenhouse to Grow Your Own Food
What do you do when you want to grow your own food, but live here? That's the question my dad wanted to answer when he started this project about (more...)
The Benefits of Organic Farming
Carbon Sequestration According to the Rodale Institute, organic agriculture can remove 7,000 pounds of CO2 from the atmosphere per acre every year. Keep reading to learn how the other (more...)
