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A New Cold War?
What supermarket cyberattacks reveal about the vulnerabilities in our food system
Nov 6
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The (Other) Elections Worth Watching
Four UN leadership races that will affect food, health, climate, and more...
Oct 30
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From charity to a legal right: what Britain must do next on food
Guest post from a member of the Right to Food UK Commission
Oct 23
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“We produce enough food to feed 1.5 (times) the global population”
Oct 9, 2022
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Two in Five People Cannot Afford Healthy Food
Jul 15, 2023
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We Don’t Have a Food Production Problem
Feb 13
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The Fertiliser Trap
Mar 13
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The Political Economy Of Your Dinner
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The Planetary Health Diet, Revisited
Oct 3, 2025
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Our Chemical Romances
A World Food Day roundup of reports, with a heavy dose of agrochemicals
Oct 16
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Us vs. the System
What farmers and food executives are both trying to tell us
Oct 9
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Choke Points
How physical and digital surveillance & silencing dissent strangle our humanity
Oct 2
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“The Opacity Is The Point”
Agribusiness Financial Complex and other food notes from NY Climate Week
Sep 25
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The Shock Is Only Half The Story
Two new studies on resilience, market power, and government effectiveness
Sep 18
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How Paul McCartney Almost Killed Me
Ed Wanderley built a career writing about human rights, science, and health. Then his own heart attack made him the story.
Sep 11
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Brazil Is Off the Hunger Map. Food Is Still on the Ballot.
What’s at stake in the upcoming elections
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