Posts tagged ‘diet’
Feeding the nine billion
How will we protect our land and water resources, and simultaneously, feed the world? By 2050, we expect the world’s population to increase by nearly two billion people, to nine billion.
How do we ensure that our planet is able to feed the nine billion, especially when hunger is already so prevalent? Continue reading
June 21, 2012 Andrea Thomas 1 comment
So what’s the big deal about palm oil anyway?
All photos courtesy of ASDA Aisle Spy
At Asda, we’ve been blogging about sustainability in the UK for three years. We’re thrilled to be part of The Green Room and share our posts with you. Earlier in the week, Sam’s Club gave an update on its work with sustainable palm oil. Continue reading
February 22, 2012 Julian Walker-Palin 3 comments
Making healthier food choices more affordable
Thanks to our partner, the National Black Child Development Institute, for sharing this photo.
When it comes to food, it always begins with affordability.
At Walmart, I work with NGOs that advocate for and support communities, and my focus is the African-American community. Continue reading
February 9, 2012 Adrienne White Leave a comment
Families are rediscovering simple, healthy foods
Here at Oldways, we have been advocating for healthy eating ever since 1990 when our nonprofit was founded to remind families of the joy of traditional, heritage foods.
On Tuesday, Oldways was invited to Washington D.C. to learn about Walmart’s new Great for You Icon on healthier foods. Continue reading
February 8, 2012 Sara Baer-Sinnott Leave a comment
