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THEME: Food security


The mystery of famine
Caroline Boin
project director, International Policy Network

A plan for sustainable agriculture
Joanne Denney-Finch
chief executive, IGD

Food security is the big issue
Henry Dimbleby
Co-founder and CEO of the restaurant chain, Leon

The roots of 'food security'
Steve Gibson
lecturer on concepts of risk, security, intelligence, and resilience at Cranfield University, Shrivenham.

The UK has an obligation to produce more food
Tom Hind
head of economics and international affairs, the National Farmers’ Union

The challenge of climate change
Andrew Jarvis
Principal at GHK, a policy consultancy

It's time to reject industrial agriculture
Robin Maynard
food and farming campaigner

We can feed the world
Denis Murphy
head of biotechnology, University of Glamorgan and biotechnology adviser, FAO

Coping with a growing population
Andrew C Revkin
environment reporter, New York Times

Free trade and open minds can feed the world
Tom Standage
business editor, The Economist

We need to make food local and sustainable
Pam Warhurst
co-founder, Incredible Edible Todmorden


 

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