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Climate, Food and Agriculture, Why Are We Stuck?
Food's climate problem is getting worse and yet, we're more stuck than ever. Why is it so hard?
COP27 ended on a bittersweet note, with some achievements but mainly with a growing sense of frustration. For once, food and agriculture!-->!-->!-->…
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Cellular Agriculture Will Help FAO Address Food Emissions In Roadmap By COP28
As attention turns toward agriculture in the fight against climate change, cellular agriculture emerges as an invaluable solution.
During COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, the U.N.'s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) announced its!-->!-->!-->…
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Vertically-Grown Indoor Wheat Breakthrough Holds Potential To Localize The Global Food System
A German vertical farming startup has grown wheat without soil in an indoor vertical farming operation—and it's potentially more efficient than open-field growing.
Vertical farming is no longer just for salad greens and strawberries.!-->!-->!-->…
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‘Plastics and Climate Change Are Two Sides Of The Same Coin’: Author Matt Simon On The Madness of Microplastics
An interview with Matt Simon, Wired journalist and author of A Poison Like No Other, a new book about the microplastic crisis that is threatening both human and planetary health.
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The ‘Loss and Damage’ Fund Breakthrough Offers Hope, But COP27’s Overall Outcome Remains Inadequate
By: Matt McDonald, Associate Professor of International Relations, The University of Queensland
For 30 years, developing nations have fought to establish an international fund to pay for the “loss and damage” they suffer as a result of!-->!-->!-->…
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You’re Already Eating Foods With Ingredients Made Using Precision Fermentation, So Why The Fuss About Animal-Free Dairy?
Precision fermentation has been around for decades, and most of us eat foods that contain ingredients made using the technology on a daily basis. Animal-free dairy makers are now using it to bring you the cheese and milk you love without!-->…
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Is ‘Climate Fatigue’ Curbing Climate Action? New Research Points to a Troublesome Trend
Decades of calls to action to curb greenhouse gas emissions have led to 'climate fatigue' around the world as the crisis becomes direr, new research finds.
Scientists have been calling for climate action for decades—and that continued!-->!-->!-->…
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George Monbiot, Climate Activists Urge COP27 to Rewild and Embrace Alternative Protein
Environmentalist and writer George Monbiot joins climate activists on a new manifesto that lays out a sustainable future where all of the world's food can be grown in an area the size of London.
According to the United Nations, the!-->!-->!-->…
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Gen Z Is The Climate Career Generation, and These 5 Stats Prove It
Born after 1996, Gen Z are eating vegan meat, ditching plastic and joining climate protests. Now, they are launching climate careers too.
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Why Climate Grief is the Next Mental Health Crisis
As climate change and environmental degradation intensify, our psychological health is at stake. Climate grief is a natural response to threats to our physical, cultural, and community well-being.
The ice shelves are receding, sea!-->!-->!-->…
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There is No Such Thing as Low Carbon Beef
Notes From the Frontlines of the Sustainable Food Movement - a new opinion column by Irina Gerry
There has been a lot of chatter lately about “Low Carbon Beef", but does the climate math hold up?
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How Balanced Are Dietary Guidelines? New Study Takes a Look
A new study finds a number of countries are failing to provide adequate dietary guidelines about the benefits of a plant-based diet for human health and the health of the planet.
According to recent findings published in the!-->!-->!-->…
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Sustainable Chocolate Gets a Boost With Trendlines Investment In Celleste Bio
With support from Mondelēz International, Barrel Ventures, and Regba Group, along with Trendlines, Celleste Bio is closer to bringing its cell-based chocolate to market.
New cell-based food tech startup Celleste Bio, which hails from!-->!-->!-->…
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Eat Just’s Cultivate Chicken Meat Comes to COP27
Cultivated chicken meat will make its debut at the COP27 climate conference being held in Egypt this month.
Good Meat, the cultivated meat division of the Bay Area food tech company Eat Just, is bringing its lab-grown chicken to Sharm!-->!-->!-->…
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Corporate Sustainability Is In High Demand. So Are Qualified Workers, Finds Report
According to a new report, while corporations continue to make sustainability commitments, they struggle to find a qualified workforce to help implement them.
The new report from Microsoft and the Boston Consulting Group finds that 57!-->!-->!-->…
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Bill Gates-Backed C16 Biosciences Will Bring Its First Palm Oil Alternative to Market Next Year
A sustainable alternative to palm oil can't come soon enough. C16 Biosciences says it's ready to make it happen with its first commercial product line launching next year.
C16 Biosciences, the Bill Gates-backed company producing oils!-->!-->!-->…
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China’s Hang Lung & France’s LVMH Announce Groundbreaking Sustainability Partnership To Accelerate Joint ESG Goal
A groundbreaking partnership between Chinese real estate leader Hang Lung Properties and French luxury giant LVMH Group is forging new ground when it comes to sustainable building.
Hang Lung and LVMH have officially partnered on a!-->!-->!-->…
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Op-Ed: I’m a COP 27 Youth Delegate From Hong Kong. Here’s What I Hope To Achieve.
As I prepare to go to COP27 as a Hong Kong Youth Delegate selected by CarbonCare InnoLab (CCIL), I am reflecting on what I want to see achieved from what continues to be one of the most important conferences in the world when it comes!-->…
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EU Falling Short On Methane Targets As Experts Call for Limiting Meat Consumption
A new report suggests limiting meat consumption to no more than two times per week to help reduce methane emissions and slow the impact of climate change. But despite multiple calls for reducing methane emissions, countries are falling!-->…
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Using Captured CO₂ In Everyday Products Could Help Fight Climate Change, But Do Consumers Want Them?
By: Lucca Henrion, Joe Árvai, Lauren Lutzke & Volker Sick
Would you drink carbonated beverages made with carbon dioxide captured from the smokestack of a factory or power plant? How would you feel if that captured carbon dioxide!-->!-->!-->…
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Northern Wonder Launches Climate-Friendly, Beanless Coffee To Fight Deforestation
Beanless coffee pods for your Nespresso machine? Northern Wonder is brewing just that: an innovative, alternative coffee product made sans beans to combat deforestation.
Coffee Free Coffee?
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