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Footprint Festival, UK
Event
Footprint Festival is a two-day experiential and immersive sustainability festival set on a working farm in the heart of the Hampshire countryside. Created for senior leaders across foodservice and hospitality, both cost and profit sector; this one-of-a-kind event blends sensory experiences, transformative content, powerful networking, and unforgettable entertainment. Join us as we explore bold solutions to build a sustainable, equitable, and future-proof industry.
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Job: Communications Specialist, Agreocology Fund, US, Remote
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The Agroecology Fund (AEF) is seeking qualified applicants for a Communications Specialist (Content Writer and Editor). This position leads the development of compelling editorial content that amplifies the voices of grassroots movements, Indigenous Peoples, food producers, and agroecology practitioners in AEF’s network, taking end-to-end ownership of AEF’s writing needs from story identification through drafting, editing, publication, and dissemination.The Communications Specialist works closely with the Communications Lead, program teams, and regional partners to support:Researching, writing, and editing high-quality storytelling and strategic communicationsproducts, including feature stories, blogs, newsletters, briefs, press materials,repackingreports, compendium, and producing AEF’s annual reportServing as lead writer/editor for high-profile donor products, maintaining AEF’s editorial styleguides and standards, and upholding a movement-centered, inclusive editorial voiceCoordinating multilingual communications workflows across English, Spanish, French, andPortuguese, working with translators, regional teams, and reviewersCommissioning and managing external freelance writers, editors, copy editors, andtranslatorsCoordinating publication and strategic dissemination of editorial content to expand the reachand visibility of agroecology narratives globally for both print and digital platforms.This is a full time staff position.
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Weather Attention in Online Discourse and Price Uncertainty in Agricultural Futures Markets
Journal articles
Weather is a central determinant of production risk in agricultural markets, but markets respond not only to weather conditions themselves, but also to how those conditions are noticed, framed, and interpreted in public discourse. This study shows real-time online weather discussions may shape price uncertainty by influencing how market participants process evolving production risk. 
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Where does decentralised green nitrogen fit in Africa’s fertiliser resilience strategy?
Journal articles
This study argues that scaling up green nitrogen in Africa, small-scale nitrogen fertilizer synthesis powered by renewable electricity, could help Africa address recurrent fertilizer shocks. The authors propose a prioritisation assessment that compares potential decentralised production with imports, regional trade, larger low-emission plants to identify intervention bundles that deliver the right nitrogen product to the right farmers at the right cost. 
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Farming For 5-A-Day: how resilient is the UK’s supply of fruit, veg and beans in a changing climate?
Reports
This report by the Food Foundation finds that 18% of its fruit and veg comes from nations at high and moderate risk to climate change and explores the prospects for the supply of fruit, vegetables, beans and pulses in the UK in a changing climate.
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High-resolution carbon and biodiversity mapping shows correlated losses across space and agricultural products
Journal articles
This study maps and traces long-term carbon storage and biodiversity loss from land use in global agricultural supply chains at a high spatial and product resolution. It shows that while the Northern Hemisphere experiences greater carbon loss and the Southern Hemisphere higher biodiversity loss, areas with high carbon and biodiversity losses are often co-located, with two-thirds of total losses occurring within one-third of the total area.
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Food system contributions to future planetary boundary transgressions: a multiscale modelling assessment of scenarios
Journal articles
This study assessed future planetary boundary transgressions under different scenarios both on global and local scales. Policies addressing the food system (such as dietary change, productivity increase, and halving food loss and waste) can help to reduce future transgressions. Dietary change results in the largest reductions in the land-system change (70%) and biosphere integrity (69%) domains. Policies with a focus on agricultural productivity improve the biogeochemical flows (phosphorus) domain (92%). 
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Food systems performance evaluated against targets and benchmarks reveals urgent gaps and a path to 2050
Journal articles
This study show that current progress is insufficient to meet 2030 targets and benchmarks at global level on food systems transformation, building on the Food Systems Countdown Initiative framework. Achieving most targets and benchmarks by 2050 is possible if countries correct course and accelerate progress, but certain indicators will require considerable investment and intervention.
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Vulnerability to high temperature shapes global warming impacts on rice yield
Journal articles
This study argues that current global crop models underestimate the sensitivity of rice to temperatures but the authors predict that global rice yield losses will decrease by 8.1% under 1°C of global warming, approximately twice the unadjusted estimates, with South and Southeast Asia being the most vulnerable regions.
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