Celebrity vegetarian: Liam Wilson, musician

PLANT-BASED PROFILEFor Liam Wilson, bassist for the critically acclaimed hardcore band Dillinger Escape Plan, excluding animal products from his diet expanded his horizons. “When I decided to change my diet in my teens, I was introduced to so many new tastes—new cultural traditions around food—and as a result I became a more adventurous and disciplined

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Celebrity vegetarian: Kuf Knotz, recording artist

PLANT-BASED PROFILERopeadope recording artist Kuf Knotz released his latest record, A Positive Light, this past spring, and that title accurately captures his vibe. His expansive view of the world is reflected in his music as well as his eating habits.

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Editor’s Notes: Dismantling factory farms, one meal at a time

Growing up in Northeast Pa., there were few vegetarian options, which made the discovery of a veggie burger at Sweet Treat, a family-run diner decorated entirely with Pittsburgh Steelers memorabilia, so surprising. The owner had suffered a heart attack, and, from what I gathered from overheard conversations, his doctor had advised him to stop eating

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Personal Essay: What a factory farm looks like

by Rachel AtchesonHave you been inside a factory farm?” It’s the question I’m most often asked as I give presentations to students about large industrial farms. Until recently, the answer was “no.” Instead I relied on the experiences of two trusted friends who worked as undercover investigators at several facilities. At each one they witnessed

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Market Watch: What’s up at the farmstand

Illustration by Justine Kelley by Peggy Paul  This time of year, tomatoes, zucchini and stone fruits are the stars of the farmers market, but don’t forget about these lesser-known gems:  Ground cherries and tomatillos: a.k.a husked fruits Fruits should be swelled to fit their papery husks, which you remove before eating. These nightshade fruits resemble tomatoes, but

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P.S. & Co.: More than a healthy restaurant

by Heather Shayne Blakeslee"I would have been a terrible doctor,” says Andrea Kyan as she sits in the almost-open-for-business garden at the back of P.S. & Co., her brightly lit café that is also, essentially, a healthy living center.

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