Not a Drop
Voices of Drought. “Personally,” says Erin Axelrod, “I am peeing outside every chance I get. I’m not flushing my toilet. Anytime I take a bath, I keep the water in […]
Mar/Apr 2014
Sharp Edged
A new group of butchers open shop just as the County closes down. Lying on a marble table at the front of the room, a body is draped with a
Sharp Edged
A new group of butchers open shop just as the County closes down. Lying on a marble table at the front of the room, a body is draped with a
Speaking for the Soil
Naomi Starkman communicates for legislative change. Pepsi One won’t kill you, as long as you don’t drink an entire can. “Natural flavors” are genetically engineered. Some 5.1 billion pounds of
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Speaking for the Soil
Naomi Starkman communicates for legislative change. Pepsi One won’t kill you, as long as you don’t drink an entire can. “Natural flavors” are genetically engineered. Some 5.1 billion pounds of
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Word, Words, Words
Your words can change the world. You know you’ve arrived at the rural Petaluma ranch Douglas Gayeton shares with his wife, Laura Howard-Gayeton, because you can literally see the writing
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Fire + Water
Wine and beer make room for a new boom in spirit distillation. You could be smelling one of any number of things,” Adam Spiegel says matter-of-factly as we quite literally
Letters of Intent
Sonoma County aims to be the first 100 percent sustainable wine region in the U.S. OK, here’s a word that sounds good: Sustainability. But what does it mean? Even the
This Is Life
Meet farmer Oscar Orozco Garcia, radical spiritual libertarian. To prepare to have his photo taken after an interview, farmer Oscar Orozco Garcia runs through the rain to his truck and
Growing Farmers
Nearly 150 years old, the Grange movement is just getting started. The Sebastopol Grange sits on a neglected section of Highway 12 surrounded by not a whole lot. The Laguna