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What future for our food? Three scenarios picture quite different futures (New)
An analysis by FAO fixes conditions required for the future of our food be a future of hope. The way to get there will be difficult and full of pitfalls. [lire]
The impacts of global warming of 1.5oC above pre-industrial levels: the IPCC’s Special Report of October 2018 (New)
To avoid the disaster foreseen by the IPPC, let’s fundamentally change the way we produce and consume our food! [read]
Facts and figures on world malnutrition
World malnutrion continues to rise: the number of undernourished people is still on the increase and overeating, with its corollaries, overweight and obesity, progress everywhere in the world. [read]
The global food crunch: myth or reality?
A review of evidence on what matters for food production helps readers to make their opinion on this critical issue [read]
Monsanto case: a result that does not solve the problem and illustrates the perverse nature of the so-called “consumer protection system”
Winning cases is not enough; what is needed is to change the rules and implement them effectively. [read]
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