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Emine Saner talks to the River Cafe's Ruth Rogers and Rose Gray
Ruth Rogers and Rose Gray were forced to close their River Cafe restaurant after it was badly burned in a fire. But the women who brought us sun-dried tomatoes, polenta and Jamie Oliver are as passionate as ever. By Emine Saner
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on 10-02-2008
Meat must be rationed to four portions a week, says report on climate change
Return to old-fashioned cooking habits urged by study looking at food impact on greenhouse gases
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on 09-29-2008
Food expert calls for clearer labelling
Environment, science & technology: New labels should integrate all available information of the environmental, health and social impact of food
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on 09-09-2008
UN says eat less meat to curb global warming
Top expert's advice on diet change to save environment likely to provoke strong reaction from food industry
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on 09-06-2008
Overfished: demise of the anchovy
Marine Conservation Society places the fish on its list of unsustainable species for consumers to avoid
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on 09-03-2008
Shoppers lose taste for organic food
Farmers fear for future as decline in demand for organic food grows at fastest rate for 10 years
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on 08-28-2008
Revealed: the massive scale of UK's water consumption
Each Briton uses 4,645 litres a day when hidden factors are included
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on 08-19-2008
Is the compost crisis over?
Environment, science & technology: Lia Leendertz: The curse of contaminated manure has touched allotments in every corner of the land
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on 07-27-2008
Britain learns to love sustainable fish
Environment, science & technology: Endorsed by top chefs, cheaper species such as pollack and sea bass catch up with cod
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Which wine with your squirrel, sir?
It tastes like a cross between lamb and duck. And it's selling as fast as butchers can get it
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