Category Archives: Kentucky

Food On the Border of Ohio and Kentucky

Posted on February 26, 2009 by statesman

Local food networks also support farms that are more likely to reject the industrial agriculture model of big monocultures of a very few varieties of produce or livestock. Local food keeps cultural diversity and biological diversity right along with economic diversification. Continue reading →

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When Fertility Leads To A Dead Zone

Posted on January 31, 2008 by Statesman

For the last century, Americans have been stuck in a simplistic mechanical model of prosperity: The more we produce, the more prosperous we become. One of the most profound refutations of that model is the Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone, … Continue reading →

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Right Wing Economic Ideology Keeps Kentucky In Poverty

Posted on November 16, 2007 by Statesman

No one disputes that the people of Kentucky know how to work hard. Kentuckians are willing to put in a hard day’s work for a good wage. The problem is that a job with a fair wage isn’t available for … Continue reading →

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