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Reducing “Food-prints” on World Environmental Day

Reducing “Food-prints” on World Environmental Day

The U.N. Environmental Programme (UNEP) recently highlighted some appalling figures pertaining to issues of food waste in a somewhat unexpected and innovative manner. The UNEP’s 2013 theme for World Environment Day on June 5, “Think.East.Save,” reports the U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization’s (FAO) data concluding 1.3 billion tons of food, or the equivalent of all […]

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Sustainable Food and Agriculture: A Healthier, Hunger-Free Future?

Sustainable Food and Agriculture: A Healthier, Hunger-Free Future?

The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) has released a report on food, agriculture, and sustainability ahead of the Rio+20 Earth Summit. Although “Food and Agriculture: The Future of Sustainability” focuses primarily on environmental issues, it draws attention to the health implications related to the current global food system. More than one […]

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Links from Around the Web – Blizzard Edition

Links from Around the Web – Blizzard Edition

This batch of links is dedicated to my friends in Washington D.C., who are home from work, staring out their windows in awe of mass precipitation.  To ease your Snowmaggedon boredom, some light reading: 1.  If the climate accord works, will the climate notice? Maybe.  But success depends on what countries do after 2020. 2.  […]

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