Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
Cory Barker is a summer intern for Earth Eats and senior IU student from Hartford City, Indiana. He is double majoring in journalism and communication and culture with a minor in business.
As obesity has been outed as a major cause of rising health care costs, Earth Eats' Cory Barker looks at a proposal to stop the expanding waistlines and costs.
Just in case there are still some people out there who think that climate change is not a big deal, check out these stories.
Surprisingly, organic food sales are still thriving in the midst of the global recession.
Recent developments in wind power, and...scientists have recently developed a technology that will convert urine into hydrogen.
With the 40th anniversary of the Moon landing upon us, Earth Eats' Cory Barker looks at what could be this generation's Apollo program.
Bill Gates is taking on the weather, filing for five patents for technology that could stop hurricanes from forming.
Great news? Studies find that child obesity rates are stabilizing and kids are making healthier food choices.
The Obama afministration recently approved the sale of timber in a road-less, Alaskan, national forest. What does this mean for the species that live there?
The Obama administration has released a report on the effects climate change is having on our world and what all we should be doing to prevent it.
Last year half the world's emissions came from just 700 million people. Economists suggest that the wealthiest individuals are most to blame.
Wind power seems like an uncomplicated issue, but muddled by politics, money and public opinion, it becomes very complicated. Cory Barker takes a closer look.
New research indicates that foods with the "organic" label may not be as pesticide-free as you might hope.
With the Fourth of July holiday weekend upon us, Earth Eats rounds up some of the best tips to keep your parties healthy, safe and fun.
Food Safety is growing into a "hot button" issue among consumers and lawmakers. Earth Eats has some resources to help you stay informed.
A recent study showed that despite recent economic hardships, consumers are still dedicated to purchasing organic foods.
With the Internet buzzing about Food, Inc., Cory Barker wonders what (if anything) will come of its release.
This week has been full of ebbs and flows if you have been following the important climate bill making its way through Congress.
A study by Dutch analysts found that the growth of global carbon dioxide emissions dropped dramatically in 2008. So what's the bad news?
What is it about chocolate chip cookies that make us feel so warm inside? There's a whole lot more that goes into producing this comfort food than you think.
Annie Corrigan is the producer of Earth Eats, and an announcer and producer at WFIU Public Radio. Learn more »
Daniel Orr is a professional chef, restaurateur, blogger, and author of a number of cookbooks. Learn more »
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