Our Changing Menu Authors Mike Hoffmann and Danielle Eiseman piloted a new course at Cornell this fall focused on food as a tool to raise awareness and action on climate change https://t.co/BJB49yyxZE
They grow in hot climates, are a great source of protein, and flourish with little water and fertilizer; we love our black-eyed peas! https://t.co/tkGLGdkp6R
Majority of coffee grounds end up in landfills, producing GHGs, but now engineers are giving those grounds new life in concrete... how cool! https://t.co/cUB12td4H2
When it comes to integrating the concept of sustainability in dietary guidelines, the US lags far behind other nations #FoodPolicy https://t.co/K3AJeXTvQ2
Earthworms - they're drivers of global food production! Investment in policies and practices to support earthworm populations can help us reach our sustainable agricultural goals. Read more on @NatureComms https://t.co/1h3QXZFq7q
Building crop resilience through #bioengineering techniques will be an essential component of our food systems as the climate rapidly changes https://t.co/SlvVkncQdO
"Schools have an influential role in shaping the eating habits of their students—and steering the course of consumption towards more climate-conscious choices" https://t.co/aBy4ebV8D5
@BillGates & @gatesfoundation have financially backed multiple plant-based and lab-grown meat startups because plant-based meat is “the future” https://t.co/IpjVPiDUW0