Global food crises and systemic change
The world needs a new global food security strategy, based on the right to food, giving priority to locally produced food from agroecological, small-scale food producers.
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The world needs a new global food security strategy, based on the right to food, giving priority to locally produced food from agroecological, small-scale food producers.
A binding United Nations treaty to hold corporations and other business accountable for rights abuses would help to dismantle the current architecture of corporate abuse and impunity affecting people
Coal is the world‘s largest source of energy for generating electricity despite the damage it does to local ecosystems, including air quality, soil, and water.
While plant and breed varieties circulate around the globe in the form of genetic data more freely than ever, in some countries the traditional physical exchange of real seeds is becoming a crime
“Our privatized pension systems in the north are destroying the future of people in other parts of the world.”