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Justin O’Neill produces NG’s weekly radio program, National Geographic Weekend, with host Boyd Matson. Hear it on on SiriusXM satellite radio, subscribe to the iTunes podcast, or get the show streamed to your smartphone with the Stitcher Radio app. On this week’s edition of National Geographic Weekend, NG fellow Barton Seaver tells host Boyd Matson about a recent trip…
Posted by This post is part of a special National Geographic news series on global water issues. Not too long ago, if you wanted to know what type of seafood was best for the environment, your tools didn’t get any more high-tech than a wallet card or a fridge magnet. But the fridge magnet doesn’t help much…
In “foodie-heavy” parts of the country, if you want to buy a side of locally-raised bacon or organically-grown pears, it might be as simple as asking your neighbor or heading down to the local farmer’s market. But if you live somewhere besides San Francisco or New York, you very well may have access to local…
Two large, grease-stained paper bags; one small, foil-lined bag; two paper wrappers; four plastic sauce cups, with lids; three cups, one plastic, two wax-lined paper; a handful of crumpled paper napkins; and a receipt. That’s what I was left with after cheeseburgers for two yesterday. I’m sure you’ve had this experience too, of surveying the…
