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The Meat Lobby: How the Meat Industry Hides the Truth | Investigative Documentary from 2016

In 2015, the WHO listed one of the additives in processed meats as carcinogenic. That same additive was nearly banned in America in the 1970s – until lobbying from the meat industry discredited the scientists. We reveal how, to impede or halt regulations on certain additives, lobbyists have been working in the shadows for decades. At the heart of this strategy are the scientists who collaborate, who receive generous compensation for studies that promote meat consumption. In conjunction with this, those whose work finds health risks associated with meat are ‘shut down’. From Brittany to Denmark, through California and Wisconsin, director Sandrine Rigaud conducted a year-long investigation on the tactics of the meat industry.
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Why are tropical fruits important to our diet in Trinidad & Tobago?

Dr. Laura Roberts-Nkrumah gives us key insight into why it is important for us to include more tropical fruits in our everyday diet. Dr. Roberts-Nkrumah also expressed a need for increased awareness and education in schools and community engagement in promoting more consumption of our local fruits like West Indian Cherries, Five Fingers or Carambola, Pommecythere, Pommerac and Mangoes to name a few.

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When filming this story I thought to myself,why are we so thrilled about technology and I still can’t download food?#FieldMusings ! The closest I can get is drooling over videos & pictures, but learning how to grow food that promises to be a reason for the longevity of oriental people, and having it thrive in our soils, that’s the closest I can get to being thrilled by technology! Meet Anthony, he has mastered growing the dragon fruit and is working towards making it one of Kenya’s leading cash crops. Other than it’s health benefits, the returns will make you download that castle you have been building from the air to actually living in one!

How to become a successful farmer in Zimbabwe despite climate change, drought and other harsh weather conditions

KAAA's Work on Organic Farming

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This video summarizes the study "The potential of agroecology to build climate change resilient livelihoods and food systems" which highlights the links between agroecology and climate change, by providing evidence on the technical (i.e. ecological and socio-economic) and policy potential of agroecology to build resilient food systems. The report aims to answer the following question:

How can agroecology foster climate change adaptation, mitigation and resilience through practices and policies?
Inspired by the idea that transformation will only happen through a coordinated approach among all levels, this study aims to combine evidence from a broad range of backgrounds and perspectives.

The study was conducted by Biovision Foundation and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation FAO.

A future for all, naturally
Since 1998, Biovision Foundation has been promoting the development, dissemination and application of sustainable ecological agricultural practices, allowing people in the developing world to help themselves. Key is our holistic approach: The health of people, animals, plants and the environment are central aims in all our projects. Biovision Foundation is a charitable organisation in Switzerland (ZEWO certified) and has a legal opinion for 501(c)(3) public charity equivalency in the United States.

The right livelihood Award
In 2013, Biovision and its founder Hans Rudolf Herren won the Right Livelihood Award, also known as the Alternative Nobel Prize.

Peasant farmers in urban areas urge gov't to prioritize their needs.

⁣President of Senegal Welcoming West Papua Independence Leader Benny Wenda P1

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