Nayla Bezares

PhD in the making 📓 Resilient Food Systems 👩🏽‍🌾🥕 #Boricua 🇵🇷🌺

[Nayla Bezares @NBeSa2]

@hopedanieri Can you please say more?

[Nayla Bezares @NBeSa2]

@TamarHaspel You rock, Tamar.

[Nicole Tichenor Blackstone @nt_blackstone]

Fantastic article on the role of livestock in sustainable diets - a lot of nuance and diverging opinions here that you don't often see in one place. Was happy to be interviewed for it. Kudos to Bob Holmes and @TheAtlantic! https://t.co/fuufLfusJc

[Daniel Gould, MD, PhD @DJGould94]

PhD life got me feeling like grocery shopping and doing dishes are hobbies

[Andy Tran @andy23tran]

What's going on here?

[Jorge Luis @jorsalcedo]

Llegó la viruela del mono a PR, los pronósticos apuntan a q los huracanes futuros serán más potentes, se están derritiendo los glaciares…si te gusta díselo y ya!

[Stella Nordhagen @StellaNordhagen]

New blog at @foodtank on rising agricultural input prices and why it’s bad news for #FoodSecurity and #nutrition :🧵

[TABLE @TableDebates]

There’s a lot in the recent #IPCC #ClimateReport, and it can be a little hard to digest - but TABLE is here to help!

Here's a thread of 6 ways the report discusses that our #foodsystem can help mitigate climate change. /🧵

[Tamar Haspel @TamarHaspel]

Today in kumbaya:

I talked to 2 economists, one conservative (@JaysonLusk) and one liberal (@wamasters), to find common ground on reducing our food system's environmental damage.

There was enough agreement to give me a glimmer of hope.
https://t.co/R3bXvyRtBd

[Benjamín Torres Gotay 🇵🇷 @TorresGotay]

La primera ministra de Barbados, una nación independiente de 288,000 habitantes, a hora y media en avión de Puerto Rico. Vayan a YouTube a escucharla sobre el cambio climático. Se van a sorprender

[Prof. Katharine Hayhoe @KHayhoe]

The more I read or hear from large banks, the financial engines of our economy, the more worried I am that they will not act until their own demise is already assured--along with the rest of the economy that they power. Exhibit A, from this week. (thread) https://t.co/gfZLzaCJdF

[Agroecology Europe @AgroecologyE]

New Press Release📰#Agroecology: A path for a #sustainable agricultural transition and a tool for #Peace
👉https://t.co/v1Bh3EeYBq

[Cornell Global Development @CornellGlobal]

"We’re at a pivotal moment for change." - @timgbenton of @ChathamHouse @UniversityLeeds

"...the recommendations put forth in this book could turn the tides on our collective challenge," he says of new book w/ @GlobalFoodTeam @cbb2cornell @foodpolicy_JHU https://t.co/asQh82Mkbh

[IPES-Food @IPESfood]

Brilliant piece. #Diversity is vital - boosting the overall resilience in our #foodsystems against new climate and environmental changes and pathogens that can ruin crops. But over the past century, our farms have relied on fewer & fewer crop varieties
https://t.co/gcLe1LC8pt

[Food and Land Use Coalition @FOLUCoalition]

With “high confidence,” @IPCC_CH authors write, “adoption of #agroecology principles and practices will be highly beneficial to maintaining healthy, productive #FoodSystems under #ClimateChange.”

@annalappe on the movement's scalability and potential ⤵️

https://t.co/4f0XAC1JQU

[UN Food Systems Coordination Hub @FoodSystems]

"Our #FoodSystems hold the power to realize our shared vision for a better world." 🌏

@antonioguterres calls for people, planet, and prosperity to remain at the heart of the #GlobalGoals.

[Kirstin Ferguson @kirstinferguson]

The clever people at @NASA have created this deceptively simple yet highly effective data visualisation showing monthly global temperatures between 1880-2021. Watch until the end...

Learn more here - https://t.co/yvLKEgcIZ7

#ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #climate

[Nayla Bezares @NBeSa2]

Thrilled to share our commentary about the role of F&B companies in transforming food systems. 🌍🥫🧃🧺@elenamartinez24 @gabifretes @FoodSystems
https://t.co/k4G5g5jlxB
Thank you @TuftsNutrition for supporting our work!

[The Upshot @UpshotNYT]

People were effectively winding down the economy before the government told them to. https://t.co/db4VtmO6wk

[Susan Keown @sejkeown]

New study: Everybody assumes low-income and minority Americans don’t care much about the environment. Fact is, they care. A lot.

https://t.co/0dyClhVGEz