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Dinner, With a Side of Climate Preaching

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Restaurants hoping to make a positive impact on the climate face an enduring challenge: selling their ambitious goals to diners simply looking to have a good time This story was produced in partnership with Civil Eats. Climate change has marked effects on the restaurant industry. The environmental mission can come later.

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The Connection Between Used Cooking Oil and Climate Change

Modern Restaurant Management

Recycling your restaurant’s used cooking oil isn’t just a way to address your waste problems – it can help fight climate change. But this oil’s journey doesn’t have to end when it leaves the fryer.

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JBF Launches Climate Solutions Campaign

Modern Restaurant Management

Calling it a critical subject, the James Beard Foundation® launched a campaign focused on tackling the significant impact of climate change on independent restaurants, chefs, and the local economies they support. for direct engagement.

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For Restaurant Owners, Climate Disruptions Mean Even More Uncertainty

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When supply infrastructure falters due to climate change, chefs and restaurant owners need to get creative This story was produced in collaboration with Civil Eats. climate has a lot to do with it.” extreme climate-related events like forest fires, floods, and drought ruin crops and harm aquatic life. Here in the U.S.,

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New Orleans Urban Farmers Prepare for Overlapping Climate Disasters

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But this year, Louisiana experienced overlapping climate disasters: the largest wildfire in the state’s history, record-breaking temperatures, and a developing crisis of saltwater intrusion moving from the Gulf of Mexico up the Mississippi River due to historically low water levels. Everybody pulls together whatever resources.”

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For Restaurants Cutting Their Carbon Footprint, Composting Food Scraps Is Just the Beginning

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As part of creating that good environment, she’s taken multiple steps to cut Rifrullo’s carbon footprint, including composting all food scraps, one of the most important steps restaurants can take to combat climate change. But restaurants have other, less visible sources of waste that also contribute to climate change.

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Variables Will Have Immediate Impact on Food Service in 2025

Modern Restaurant Management

It's no surprise that the food industry will be impacted by many variables this year including inflationary trends, tariffs and other policy changes, as well as labor costs, and climate change. "Variables "Raw materials, particularly core items, will continue to be expensive," Kafarakis added. "Between

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