Back in 1971, Frances Moore Lappé broke ground as an early advocate of plant-based eating in her first book, “Diet for a Small Planet.” More than 50 years later and with an updated introduction, Lappé’s book is more relevant than ever, highlighting the environmental and human costs of meat-heavy and highly processed diets.
Read MoreThe Perseids meteor shower began late last month and can produce up to 100 meteors an hour. Lick Observatory support astronomer Jon Rees spoke with The Six Fifty to offer a scientific explanation behind the celestial spectacle, as well as tips on when and how to view the meteor shower and other night sky happenings this year.
Read MoreBraveMaker founder wants the Bay Area to become a hub of film and art, starting with Redwood City.
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Read MoreHow French haute cuisine influenced The Refuge and the pastrami they're willing to put up against titans like Katz's and Langer's.
Read More“The Atlas of Disappearing Places,” co-authored by Christina Conklin, a Half Moon Bay resident, zeroes in on 20 coastal locales to deliver the big picture perils of sea level rise.
Read MoreStop by one of the Bay Area's only Georgian restaurants for cheesy, egg-topped khachapuri and amber wines this Peninsula Restaurant Week.
Read MoreA new book on Big Basin reveals the important and untold role women played in preserving the redwoods, along with other new historical details.
Read MoreEast Palo Alto City Councilman on his new poetry book, "Gentefication."
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