Thursday, September 6, 2012 San Francisco paused for a few minutes yesterday evening as the clouds opened up, revealing a neon pink sky and a massive, arching rainbow (even a double rainbow in some places).
The city looked up in awe. For a handful of peaceful moments, nature was cherished. BLOG POSTS  | Robyn O'Brien: Organic Food vs. Conventional: What the Stanford Study Missed
Stanford's report that organic foods may not be much healthier or more nutritious than their conventional counterparts has caused quite a stir. Food, clean from antibiotics, growth hormones and pesticide residue, should be a basic human right. |  | Mike Marshall: A San Francisco Values Debate
San Francisco is now considered a bastion of environmentalism and a public policy trend-setter. In many ways, the city has earned this reputation. But the city has neglected to invest in sustainable local water sources. |  | Anjali Kamat: Homeownership: An American Fantasy
Earlier this summer we traveled to Chicago and California to get a sense of what the housing crisis looks like on the ground. What emerged was a bleak portrait of communities in crisis. |  | Doug Fine: Too High to Fail
The first time I met with Sheriff Allman, in his office full of valor citations and flanked in the hallway by framed photos of every other county sheriff since Mendocino's 1850 incorporation, he told me that, in his view, "maybe five percent" of medical cannabis claims were legit. |  | Sherry Davis: A Survivor Responds to the GOP
I have no time or patience to debate or rank rape. I wish, with all my heart, that no other woman will have to live in shame and silence like I did. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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