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In April, the U.S. Department of Agriculture adopted scientifically verifiable standards for nomenclature for olive oil – i.e.,...
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Let the Sun Shine
It’s Sunshine Week, celebrating open government and public access. Here’s my op-ed, which appeared in today’s Atlanta Journal...
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