Climate Crisis
Politico: Supercharged storm wrecks Greece’s breadbasket for years to come
Flooded region of Thessaly produces a quarter of the country’s food. Read HERE
Food Production
Food Production
Floris Visser – ‘Good food is a public good’: Lessons from the Netherlands
Making good food affordable to all requires building a movement, not moralising messages and activist jargon. Floris Visser is the director of Public Food, an organisation working on food justice. Cross-posted from Green European Journal […]
Corruption
Benny Haerlin; New Genetic Engineering – Small Cause, Big Effect
The genetic engineering lobby together with the EU Commission has gone on the offensive again. Benny Haerlin ist journalist and former MEP A first version of this article has been published July 7th on ARC2020 […]
Climate Crisis
Kate Mackenzie, Tim Sahay: Global Boiling
This July has been the hottest in our recorded history and, most likely, over the last 120,000 years. Four “Heat Domes” across the northern hemisphere—over West Asia, North America, North Africa and Southern Europe—contributed to […]
Climate Crisis
Kevin Anderson: A True Paradise. Where are we Heading?
Climate scientist Kevin Anderson warns that continuing on our current path could result in a 3-4°C temperature rise by the end of the century, a catastrophic outcome to be avoided at all costs. He cautions […]
Economics
Radhika Desai, Michael Hudson, Pepe Escobar – NATO Moves to Bait China
How NATO has shifted from its proxy war against Russia in Ukraine to targeting China in the Pacific Michael Hudson is President of The Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends (ISLET), a Wall […]
Climate Crisis
The Grocer – Cereal crops decimated by Europe’s heatwave
Maybe it won’t be enough simply to give everyone air conditioning to counterbalance climate change. Read HERE
Economics
Fierce Pharma: Bayer expects gloomier 2023 as lower glyphosate sales bolster breakup advocates’ case
Cancer out of the bottle loses popularity Read HERE
Climate Crisis
Sofia Monsalve, Shalmali Gutta – Corporate Takeover of the Global Food System Should Not Get UN Approval
The U.N. should address issues such as land concentration, so that peasant agroecology can have a real chance to flourish and make a significant contribution to tackling hunger, climate change, and biodiversity loss Sofia Monsalve […]
Climate Crisis
Jem Bendell – Q&A about the book Breaking Together
Prof Jem Bendell took questions from participants in the Deep Adaptation Leadership group on LinkedIn about his new book. Thanks to many generous donors BRAVE NEW EUROPE will be able to continue its work for […]