“I wouldn’t expect much cheese from Gouda anymore in 100 years,” he said. “If the land turns into water and the cows disappear, the cheese will have to come from the eastern part of the country, and it won’t be Gouda anymore.” This news piece on climate change in the Netherlands and particularly the region around Gouda, where the cheese industry has an export value of $1.7 billion annually and "evidence of water creep is everywhere," makes the point about the hazards of climate change to food as well as the worthy new The New York Times series on climate and food. https://lnkd.in/etC-g7Yp
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"Researchers found a 7% drop in the number of products [in Chile] that would be required to carry warning labels, signaling that many companies reformulated their foods." Reformulation, more than individual buying choices, is the good that front-of-pack labeling can do to improve population health. Same goal as Kevin Hall's groundbreaking new research on ultraprocessed foods. Excellent The Washington Post overview of FDA rules on the drawing board--which might be a historic missed opportunity for change. https://lnkd.in/e4kEZ8aH
What warning labels could look like on your favorite foods
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Calling all food organizations, businesses, and government agencies! Are you looking for innovative solutions to enhance disaster relief efforts? Watch this episode of Conversations on Food Justice! Our expert panelists share innovative ideas and strategies for improving food distribution during and after natural disasters. From community-based networks to technology-driven logistics, discover how we can work together to build resilient food systems that support our communities in times of need. Don’t miss out on these valuable insights: https://ow.ly/1tt550TkqpN #FoodJustice #DisasterRelief #InnovativeSolutions #CommunityResilience #WatchNow
Sustaining Resilience: Food Justice in the Aftermath of a Disaster - Food & Society
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A new funding opportunity was just posted on Open Access DC! Share and send this post to DC nonprofits that provide healthier food services. Check it out: https://ow.ly/cJIy50Tkefn #dcmetro #foodbusiness #nonprofit #foodbank
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Meet the third cohort of the Food Leaders Fellowship, who met for the first time on The Aspen Institute's historic Aspen Meadows Resort campus. This fellowship is not just about ideas and conversation; it’s about putting ideas to work. Our community of 54 fellows turn passion into action every day, keeping the momentum toward a more sustainable and just food system. Learn more about our mission to empower the next generation of food leaders and receive the announcement when we open applications for our 4th cohort later this year: https://lnkd.in/d_WvvWfP #FoodLeadersFellowship #FoodJustice #Collaboration #EquityInFood #foodsystems
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A dream come true: our Food Leaders Fellows David Street, Dominique Carter, PhD, Dion Dawson and Ronnie Webb on ONE stage at "Harvesting Opportunity: Building a Thriving Future" hosted by Thrive 365. 📅 Date: Friday, September 13, 2024 ⏰ Time: 1:00 PM Learn more about the Food Leaders Fellowship: https://lnkd.in/gXf8rB3Y Tickets://https://lnkd.in/eCEzHi46 #BlackFoodEconomy #AgricultureInnovation #CommunityEmpowerment
Harvesting Opportunity: Building a Thriving Future. Black Food Economy.
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Don't miss the latest from Food & Society at the Aspen Institute. Our upcoming newsletter is your gateway to: 2024 Food is Medicine Research Action Plan Conversations on Food Justice events focused on black farmers and disaster relief New Open Access portals in LA and NY supporting local food entrepreneurs Spotlights on our visionary Food Leaders Fellows Subscribe now: https://lnkd.in/d_WvvWfP #FoodIsMedicine #FoodJustice #AspenInstitute #FoodLeadersFellowship
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We are thrilled to see Food Leaders Fellows David Street and Ebony Woodruff join together for this important conversation on nutrition, food security, and food banks. Register at: https://lnkd.in/ggTNKDnA
Excited to be connecting with my fellow Food and Society at Aspen Institute fellow Ebony Woodruff for this timely conversation. Join us if you can 💯💯 #endhunger #impact #community #engagement
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A new proposal from both candidates to exempt tips from income tax may sound good. It isn't. Employers can pay workers less, making server incomes even less stable. Customer tip fatigue will increase. Shifting the burden to pay workers from employers to customers never works well for people trying to earn a stable living wage. https://lnkd.in/endXkake
Has the Spread of Tipping Reached Its Limit? Don’t Count on It.
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"Several ranchers in Texas claim that sewage sludge applied to a neighbor’s fields contaminated their land and contributed to the deaths of horses, cattle and catfish on their property." Disturbing story about PFAs in sludge fertilizer, and unrestricted in its use except in Maine (I'll be thanks to Representative Chellie Pingree): https://lnkd.in/eR3GPwsH
5 Takeaways From Our Reporting on Toxic Sludge Fertilizer
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