Want to Borrow Money? Then Let a Credit Startup Read Your Email

New online lenders promise funds for previously-ignored groups. The catch? Borrowers have to allow them to spy on everything they do and everyone they associate with.

By Tom O'Connell | October 4, 2017 | Economics, Ethics, Privacy | Algorithms, Banks, Big Data, Credit, Credit Industry, EFF, Email, Emerging Markets, Financial Services, Investment, Lenddo, Lending, Loans, Privacy, Social Media, Social-Media Credit, Spying, surveillance, Third World

Warped Incentives Cultivated by US Industrial Agriculture

Industrial agriculture has increased the food supply, but it has done so at tremendous cost to the environment, food quality, health, and family farming.

By Samantha Maxwell | September 13, 2017 | Agriculture, Culture, Environment, Food, Health, Society | Agriculture, Chemicals, Diabetes, Family Farms, Farmers Markets, Flavor, Food Deserts, GMOs, Green Cart, Health, Industrial Agriculture, Junk Food, Land, Local Food, Low-Income, Monocrops, Monoculture, Nutrition, Poverty, Processed Foods, Roundup, Sustainability, Third World, Vandana Shiva

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