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Future of Food to feature at the Cambridge Literary Festival
Kath Dalmeny; Dee Woods and Carolyn Steel will discuss the Future of Food at the Cambridge Literary Festival, 10am Saturday 18th April.
According to the United Nations, 14 to 18% of global emissions come from livestock agriculture alone. The structure of the food industry is wildly unsustainable. What might the future of food look like? Join Carolyn Steel, architect and author of Sitopia; Kath Dalmeny, chief executive of Sustain; and Dee Woods, award-winning cook and Food Ethics Council member (as well as Sustain trustee) to discuss possibilities.
Chaired by Dr Shailaja Fennell, University of Cambridge.
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Published Friday 7 February 2020
Climate Change and Nature: Sustain has taken a keen interest in the rapidly accumulating evidence about the effect of food and farming on climate change and nature, as scientific evidence emerges that our food system is a very significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and biodiversity loss.
