Willy Blackmore is a freelance writer and editor at various publications. He focuses on the intersection of food, culture, and the environment, covering topics such as climate change, agriculture, and the arts. His work has been featured in notable outlets including The Wall Street Journal, National Audubon Society, and Down East Magazine.
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By: Willy Blackmore
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