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Subject: [SANET-MG] FW: Special Food Issue from Scientific American
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 2013 10:20:01 -0400
From: Joel Gruver <jgruv@HOTMAIL.COM>
To: SANET-MG@LISTS.IFAS.UFL.EDU

Hello folks,

the current issue of Scientific American may be of interest.

see following message.

Joel

Joel Gruver

School of Agriculture

Western Illinois University

jgruv@hotmail.com

Date: Fri, 6 Sep 2013 14:06:27 +0000
From: naturepublishinggrp@ealert.nature.com
To: jgruv@hotmail.com
Subject: Special Food Issue from Scientific American


                  Scientific American - September Issue 
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      Special Food Issue: Feast. Fuel. Farm.

                                             The personal relationship 
humans have with food can be thought of as fairly simplistic - we eat 
what we like. This special issue of Scientific American explores some 
basic questions that are not easily answered - all within three 
sections: Feast, Fuel and Farm.  Throughout the September issue, we 
celebrate our love for food, discover how food changes us and explore 
the future of the food supply.

                                             Articles featured in this 
Special Food Issue include:

                                                  Feast: Celebrating 
Our Love Of Food 
                                      Ecology: How (and Why) to Eat 
Invasive Species 
Neuroscience: The Food Addiction 
         Innovation: The Amazing Multimillion-Year History of Processed 
Food 
                      Fuel: How Food Changes Us 

Nutrition: Everything You Know about Calories is Wrong 
                               Physiology: Which One Will Make You Fat? 
                                                Anthropology: The First 
Cookout 
                         Farm: The Future Of The Food Supply 

            Conservation: Return of the Natives 
                         Microbiology: Super Dirt 
                           Biotechnology: Are Engineered Foods Evil? 



      	 






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