For secure, nature-positive food systems, Europe must invest in farmers
Short-term plans to strengthen Europe's food security in the light of the Ukraine war must not come at the expense of green ambitions for its agriculture
Short-term plans to strengthen Europe's food security in the light of the Ukraine war must not come at the expense of green ambitions for its agriculture
As Madagascar faces the first climate change-created famine, it is time to ask how we can empower farmers to speed the transition to nature-positive food systems.
The long term impacts of COVID-19 on food security could be major. Here's a guide to those challenges – and how best to meet them.
With huge environmental impacts resulting from certain food such as meat through carbon emissions, organisers at Davos are offering sustainable, plant-based meals to improve personal heal...
Plant-based protein is popular – but it's also delicious, nutritious, sustainable and a good investment.
几乎每周都有新的数据证实,我们的气候或自然环境正在发生变化,且极有可能不可逆转。虽然我们都不想听到这些消息,但我们现在至少比以往任何时候都清楚应该如何扭转这种趋势。
As our meat consumption continues to rise, so too does the amount of greenhouse gas emitted during the production process.
The global population is set to swell to 10 billion by 2050 - and that means producing a lot more protein. Collaboration on a grand scale, harnessed to new technology, could be the answer.