Gary Paul Nabhan
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Gary Nabhan is coauthor with Beth Dooley of Chile, Clove and Cardamom: A Gastronomic Journey Into the Fragrances and Flavors of Desert Cuisines, just out from Chelsea Green publishing. He is an Arab-American agro-ecologist and food system reformer with a half century of experience in rural communities in the Desert Borderlands.

Op-Ed | The World’s Desert Farmers and Chefs Can Guide the U.S. into a Braised New World

It is time to radically redirect our food system to better adapt to a hotter, drier world. Desert farmers and chefs will be central in this transformation.

Op-Ed | Conflict Threatens to Generate Another Cycle of Refugee Seeds

The current conflict in the Middle East is putting some of the most desert-adapted seed collections in the world at risk.

The Role of Agaves in Presilience at the Food/Water/Energy Nexus

Arid cities in the U.S./Mexico borderlands are using succulent crops in regenerative perennial food systems to reverse and halt climate change.

What Will a UNESCO City of Gastronomy Do for Tucson and for Other Cities?

Tucson, Arizona is using food and farming innovations to fuel the recovery of a lagging urban economy.

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