Rick Paulas
Rick Paulas has written plenty of things, some of them serious, many of them not, scattered over the vast expanses of the Internet. He lives in Los Angeles and is a White Sox fan.
A new study by Pew highlights some of the current problems of chicken farms, and offers up a few solutions.
It's a long struggle, but these delays have benefits for small farmers.
Bees aren't the only species hurt by agricultural chemicals.
Consumer activism is actually working, as evidenced by the new (old) ingredients big food corporations are phasing in.
A solution needs to come, and it needs to come quickly. Yields are maxing out, but the world's population is not slowing down. And when the food goes, so does the rest of society.
A look back on a year of outrage.
Five Wendy's locations have been perfecting a device called iDriveThru, which utilizes electronic payment in drive-thru lanes to make the payment process that much quicker. The nuts and bolts are essentially the same thing as the E-Z Pass system that's...
Not knowing what goes on at factory farms because it's "too hard to hear" allows huge, multi-billion dollar corporations to get away with some of the most heinous and disgusting acts you can imagine.
And no, we're not talking about "eating better."
Riverside County has for years outlawed food trucks. County officials are slowly -- slowly! -- coming around.
A new San Francisco tech company is trying to change the way you eat breakfast.
Danger Dogs might be on their way to becoming less dangerous.