Flavor and Wellness

Climate Change

5 articles

AI-powered platform visualizing carbon footprints in food agriculture, showcasing a partnership between HowGood and Sweep for sustainability.
Trends

HowGood and Sweep Partner to Track Food Agriculture Carbon Footprints

In California, the agricultural sector emits 32 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (MMTCO2e) annually, with 70% directly from livestock, according to the Legislative Analyst's Office (LA

Ryan Patel·June 10, 2026
A tranquil forest path with sunlight filtering through trees, symbolizing the connection between nature's healing power and the structured approach of time-restricted eating for overall health.
Nutrition

Nature's role and time-restricted eating for health

A 2024 pilot study revealed 83% of teachers report their school communities have been affected by an extreme weather event, highlighting a hidden toll on mental health and access to nature, according

Ryan Patel·June 6, 2026
A wilting wheat field under a polluted sky, with a fading apple in the foreground, representing the loss of nutrients in food due to carbon pollution.
Food

Carbon pollution is silently stripping nutrients from your food.

From 2015–2050, elevated carbon dioxide (CO2) could result in an additional 125.

Ryan Patel·May 2, 2026
A futuristic circular food system cityscape with vertical farms, renewable energy, and efficient transportation, symbolizing sustainability and resource transformation.
Brands

What Is a Circular Food System and Why Do Brands Need It?

If wasted food were a country, it would be the world's third-largest carbon dioxide producer, trailing only the USA and China, according to Foodtrails .

Daniel Moretti·April 25, 2026
An overflowing landfill under a smoggy sky, with a single wilted vegetable symbolizing the massive and unaddressed carbon footprint of global food waste.
Brands

Global food waste has a massive carbon footprint; we're failing to cut it.

In California, Senate Bill 1383 mandated a 50% reduction in landfilled organic waste by 2020.

Daniel Moretti·April 24, 2026