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Mobile Slaughterhouse Helps Wash. State Farmers Meet Demand for Local Food

With the popularity of local food on the rise, Washington state farmer Cheryl Ouellette raises pigs to meet the demand. However, small farmers often can't process their own meat. A mobile slaughterhouse program brings a USDA-licensed facility to farms to…

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As Wind Power Expands, So Do Threats to Bat Population

Ed Jahn of Oregon Public Broadcasting looks at the deadly effect wind power turbines can have on migratory bats in the Pacific Northwest.

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Inedible Eggs: How Future Foodborne Illness Could Be Avoided

After a salmonella outbreak led to more than half a billion eggs being recalled, the head of the Food and Drug Administration said new measures must be taken to ensure food safety laws are enforced to prevent future problems. Jeffrey…

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Hunter Discusses Reshaping ‘Shopworn’ Language

Paul Hunter, a poet, musician, instrument-maker, teacher, and editor and publisher, has produced letterpress books and broadsides under the imprint of Wood Works Press in Seattle. He talks about his works.

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