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Community supported agriculture to ensure wellbeing, food security and environment in the UK
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Better Food Choices For Better Nutrition
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Food Security vs Legalising Cannabis
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Inclusive Development: Deed or Greed !
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Currently I focus on achieving the sustainable food system through capability empowerment and system resiliency. The ultimate aim is ‘food for all’ by achieving the highest productivity from the least amount of input. I am an accomplished MSc Food Security and Development graduate (University of Reading UK) with experience in a multidisciplinary understanding of how food systems work , and…
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Sustainable Food System, Capability Empowerment, System Resilience and New Economy
- Jagadish Wagle
Humans benefit hugely from the services delivered by nature. However, due to an increasing population and the unlimited greed of human activities, limited natural resources are inhumanly exploited and are stressed. To protect nature, the majority of scientists have warned that some planetary boundaries have already been crossed and that sudden collapse is very near. Hence, a huge global debate is going on regarding how to protect, preserve and utilise natural resources in a sustainable way. These issues should be analysed, in consideration of the COVID-19 pandemic and the financial crisis of 2008, and it should be considered whether our past development has addressed real needs. Father of modern linguistics Noam Chomsky underlined the fact on our Corona virus response that “ventilator shortage exposes the cruelty of neoliberal capitalism”. This seems to imply that, somehow, both nature and humanity are being ignored in the global development discourse.
All nations are requested to show their commitment by promulgating law and policy that promote investments in preserving the climate. In the meantime, a major investment partner of the global economy, the US government, withdrew from the Paris Agreement in 2019.
Population, climate and food (PCF) are deeply entangled. Over-exploitation of natural resources, increasing population, climate emergencies and food insecurity have posed a serious threat. Thus, a nexus of WAL should be considered while implementing polices of the PCF …
The reality is that crime, smuggling, trafficking and black markets have been linked with such a narcotic market that does not pay any revenue to the state fund, even though the state must invest a huge amount to deal the issues associated with drugs. Further, it has even become a hidden driver of socio-political instability, conflict and corruption.
Let’s think again, could it be good to legalese cannabis? The answer should begin with why it was banned.
Moreover food is also a supplement of nutritional requirements. So it is wrong to think that food is only a stuff of filling belly. Besides that, there is a huge economy and politics associated with food. The COVID-19, natural calamity, climate change and food waste are the biggest challenges that should be addressed to make sure there is enough food supply. In later time, the world has been facing unprecedented food insecurity from the invasion of swarms of locusts destroying millions of miles of agriculture, plants and fodder especially in the horn of Africa and beyond.
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It looks like you’re doing important work here. I’m sure there are many people who appreciate it, myself included.
Thank you for taking the time to read my blog. It means a lot.
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Hello Jesi. Looks like you many causes dear to you. A lot of passion. Thanks for dropping by http://www.prajnate.com and liking the post “Sustainable Thought Pt. 3 of 6.” -Derek
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Thank you for your visit to my blog, my friend. Was like a gift waking up this morning.
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Hi Jesi. Thanks for liking my post about the so-called ‘immigrant crisis’ in Calais. Good luck with your own stalwart efforts.
Frank
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HI Frank
Thank you so much, looking forward to read your more posts.
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Wow! thank you so much my dear friend for nominating me for such a lovely award. I will go through the instruction and let you know as soon as possible.
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