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Katie Rodriguez
Verified
Writer, Civil Eats
Berkeley
Beats
Hospitality , Travel , Food , Drinks
Open to all topics.
Content
By Katie Rodriguez, Camille von Kaenel Verified, Marcia Brown Verified| California Climate Verified With help from Alex Nieves and Blanca Begert California just kicked the can down the road on a difficult task: defining the trending concept of "regenerative agriculture." | John Moore/Getty Images A CROP BY ANY OTHER NAME: Regenerative agriculture is gaining traction on all sides of the political sphere. The hard part: actually defining it. California farming regulators like the concept for its potential to boost soil health, biodiversity and carbon sequestration.
By Katie Rodriguez| Civil Eats Verified “We’ve made them seem like charity handout programs, but they’re multi-sectoral, complex programs that actually contribute significantly to economic development, short and long term.”In 2021, the Global Child Nutrition Foundation (GCNF), a nonprofit that provides global monitoring and advocacy to support the development of school feeding programs, ran a survey to capture the state of school meal programs across 139 countries—representing 81 percent of the world’s population.
By Katie Rodriguez, Camille von Kaenel Verified, Marcia Brown Verified| California Climate Verified With help from Alex Nieves and Blanca Begert California just kicked the can down the road on a difficult task: defining the trending concept of "regenerative agriculture." | John Moore/Getty Images A CROP BY ANY OTHER NAME: Regenerative agriculture is gaining traction on all sides of the political sphere. The hard part: actually defining it. California farming regulators like the concept for its potential to boost soil health, biodiversity and carbon sequestration.
Company Info
Civil Eats
Civil Eats is a nonprofit news organization founded in January 2009 by Naomi Starkman, based in California. As a 501(c)(3) entity, it focuses on critical reporting and thought on the American food system, emphasizing sustainable agriculture and social justice. The organization aims to foster economically and socially just communities through its coverage of food-related issues. Civil Eats provides in-depth news articles, interviews, and discussions that explore sustainable agriculture, food policy, and the environmental impacts of the food industry. It also publishes a monthly newsletter called "The Deep Dish," which has received awards for its quality content. The organization engages a diverse audience, including experts, policymakers, farmers, and consumers who are interested in the future of food production and consumption. Civil Eats is committed to transparency in its funding and maintains editorial independence from donor influence.
San Francisco, California, United States
'+1 925-785-0713
Founded: 2009