Temma Ehrenfeld

Jewish food from Italy.

Which animals, plants and crops will survive in a changing climate?

When Henry Hudson sailed into New York harbor in 1609, he entered a brackish intertidal zone rich in nutrients with a shoreline of marshy, rocky shallows—the perfect environment for oysters.

The altruism of animals can surprise us. Bystanders are helpful.

Animal lovers have long dreamed of "hypo-allergenic" cats and dogs. Although to date, there is no such thing, biotechnology is beginning to provide solutions for cat-lovers.

Chocolate's history has mirrored the rise of democracy – once just for the rich, the magic beans are now for everyone.

If you are crushed by job loss, don’t drink. If you know people who are crushed by job loss, stay with them if they are drinking.

Sockeye salmon spawn by the millions in Alaska's pristine waters each year, but in the world of animal gatherings, some accumulations dwarf the population of our favorite fish.

Listening to white noise or music at bedtime linked to deeper sleep for people with tinnitus

Treating self harm as a condition, not a symptom could lead to better diagnoses and preventative care.

In America, the precise definition of “barbecue," both the noun and the verb, is highly localized and contentious.

The chefs of Marseille have strict rules about making this beloved seafood stew, but Gallic discipline can't overrule American improvisation.

Ask which domesticated animal is most like humans, and the answer comes quickly: “Dogs!” Like us, dogs live in hierarchical packs, thrive on affection, and are smarter than the average cow, sheep, or goat. Yet all this is also true of the pig.

The dangers of alcohol

An ode to cinnamon