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Agricultural Science as International Development
Books
Historians and sociologists explore the influence of CGIAR, a consortium of national governments, foreign aid agencies, philanthropies, United Nations agencies, and international financial institutions, and its affiliated international research centres. It examines whether and how science-led development has changed the practices of farmers, researchers, and policymakers in five continents. 
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How the most powerful environmental groups help greenwash Big Meat’s climate impact
News and resources
The story from Vox Media investigates the relationship between environmental groups such as the WWF and the meat industry like McDonald’s and Cargill. It argues that companies use environmental groups to help greenwash their operations without having to commit to significant changes in practice. 
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Valuing nature in our economies
Podcast episode
Are markets the best tool we have to protect nature?
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Transcript - Episode 69
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Beyond a binary land use debate in Tom Heap's new book
Think piece
TABLE interviews Tom Heap about his new book Land Smart in which he explores many difficult tensions and trade-offs in land use, from biofuels versus solar panels and regenerative farming to biotechnology, and tiptoes into the emotionally-laden debate of dietary change – revealing his penchant for pragmatism. 
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Resumen del webinar "Biodiversidad, dietas y alimentación: Reflexiones de cara a la COP16"
Essay
El 16 de agosto, desde MESA Colombia llevamos a cabo el webinar “Biodiversidad, dietas y alimentación: Reflexiones de cara a la COP16”, en donde conversamos sobre las relaciones entre dietas y biodiversidad, y el rol de nuestros valores en la elección de los alimentos que compramos o consumimos. A continuación presentamos un resumen de este evento.
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Pathways to animal futures: values, strategies and perspectives
Publication
While writing, reviewing and editing TABLE's explainer on Animal welfare ethics in food and agriculture, we were struck by the complex overlaps and divergences between the different groups involved. Why do activists, scientists and policymakers interested in charting a pathway to a better future for non-human animals so often disagree on the details? This diagram is our attempt to visualise these contrasting visions of the future, routes to reach them, and values underlying them.
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Animal welfare and ethics (with Tamsin Blaxter)
Podcast episode
How do human-animal relationships shape our diets and farms?
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Transcript - Episode 70
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