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Animal feed, livestock and greenhouse gas emissions: What are the issues?
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This paper, presented at the Society of Animal Feed Technologists in January 2007, examines the contribution that livestock make to greenhouse gas emissions, and the options for emissions reduction, focusing mainly on emissions from beef and dairy systems.
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Appetite for Change: social, economic, and environmental transformations in China’s food system
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This report provides a detailed and integrative analysis of the dramatic changes in China’s food system over the last 35 years, and explores the linkages among the environmental, health, economic and cultural trends that are emerging. 
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Plating Up Progress 2020: food industry progress, COVID-19 and a green recovery
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Will Nicholson is leading the Food Foundation work on metrics for sustainable and healthy diets and the multi-partner initiative, Plating Up Progress, that aims to further their uptake in the food industry. He has a background of working across both industry and NGO initiatives using research and analysis to understand and map how the food industry is responding to challenges around nutritional and environmental issues.
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Health impacts of red palm oil, the lesser-known sister of refined palm oil
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Ryan D. Andrews (ryandandrews.com) completed his education and training at the University of Northern Colorado, Kent State University, Johns Hopkins Medicine, and Columbia University. He currently writes and speaks about nutrition, health, and sustainability, teaches at Purchase College, is an adviser with Precision Nutrition, and teaches trauma-sensitive yoga at Silver Hill Hospital.
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A global movement for localised food and farming: The beginning of agriculture in Europe
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Dr Kelly Reed is an archaeobotanist with interests in food systems, agricultural development and cultural adaptations to environmental change in the past. She is currently the programme manager for the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food and the Wellcome Trust-funded Livestock, Environment and People (LEAP) project based at Oxford University.
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Global nutrition transition thwarts long-term food system goals
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This paper examines the global nutrition transition and argues that coordinated action is necessary to reduce household food waste, decrease consumption of animal-source foods, limit the prevalence of overweight and eliminate hunger.
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Socio-cultural influences on plant-based eating
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This paper, co-authored by Table member Sofie Errendal, uses a survey of people from Loma Linda, California and Copenhagen, Denmark to investigate why people follow plant-based diets, with the aim of informing the strategy of future initiatives to promote sustainable healthy diets.  
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Special issue: Radical Food Geographies
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The journal Human Geography has released a special issue on “radical food geography praxis”. It is based on a workshop held in conjunction with the 2019 American Association of Geographers’ (AAG) Annual Meeting. 
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