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EarthxFilm Promises Advocacy and Inspiration

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 4/18 8:00A Bernice Butler

As an extension of EarthX (formery Earth Day Texas), the third annual EarthxFilm, held from April 19 through 28, showcases films and emerging media that explore conservation,...

Ninth Annual EarthX Covers a Lot of Ground

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 4/12 4:00A Bernice Butler

EarthX, the worlds largest Earth Day Celebration, held from April 26 to 28 at Fair Park, in Dallas, brings together an international gathering of concerned environmental citizens, educators,...

Workshop Teaches Skills to Build Desirable Life Experiences

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 4/10 1:00P Bernice Butler

Hilary G. Shaw knows firsthand how holding limiting beliefs can affect our mental attitude. After years of fearing criticism and taking other peoples actions personally, which usually put her in a...

Oak Cliff Earth Day

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 4/7 6:00A Bernice Butler

The 12th annual Oak Cliff Earth Day will be held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 14, at Lake Cliff Park, in Dallas. This year, the fifth annual Green Source DFW Run for the Environment will kick off the...

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The folks behind Wild Acre Brewing want to open their own restaurant and brewery

DFW.com Chowtown 4/11 7:38A By Carla Jimenez cjimenez@star

Almost three years after Wild Acre Brewing opened its brewery and taproom, the founders behind the local beer think now is the time to open a full food-service restaurant. The...

North Texas murder for hire case featured on the show ‘In Ice Cold Blood’ Monday night

DFW.com Chowtown 4/8 3:00A By Elizabeth Campbell liz@star

Rapper and actor Ice T is featuring the 2014 murder-for-hire case of Anita Fox on the “In Ice Cold Blood” episode at 7 p.m. Monday on the Oxygen network. In Click to Continue

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Ag Census: More Latinx Farmers Own Their Land. Could They Make the Food System More Sustainable?

Civil Eats 4/14 11:00P Muna Danish

It wasn’t until 2009, when Javier Zamora was in his 40s and living in California, that he started to consider farming as a career. After moving to the U.S. from Mexico in 1985 and working in the...

A Decade of Pesticides, GMOs, and Alternatives to Chemical-Intensive Farming

Civil Eats 4/9 11:00P Civil Eats

Over the last decade, genetically modified crops (commonly referred to as GMOs ), and the herbicides and pesticides they’re engineered to tolerate, have been at the core of the food and agriculture...

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