Feeding the Future Restoring the Planet and Healing Ourselves
تغذية المستقبل واستعادة الكوكب وشفاء أنفسنا
A radical reframing of the current global food system to address injustices and existential threats The global food system stands at a critical juncture. Food production is among the largest causes of global environmental change and accelerating climate change. The resulting loss of biodiversity and the harmful effects on water and land use have put human life at risk. To date, proposed solutions have downplayed the stakes and ignored the complex social justice and ecological dimensions of these challenges. _Feeding the Future_ offers a radical reframing of how humanity can address the harmful effects and injustices of the current global food system. Rather than pursuing an impossible transformation of the entire system, Nicole Negowetti reveals how communities worldwide are transcending it through innovative, place-based solutions. Through vivid storytelling and rigorous analysis, she challenges conventional approaches to solving food system problems that are being advanced by agribusiness, the food industry, policymakers, and many nongovernmental organizations. She shares the stories of visionary changemakers and communities around the world that are applying innovative, unique strategies to bring depleted agricultural lands back to life, revitalize urban neighborhoods, establish new economic models, and create thriving regional food systems. For policymakers, activists, scholars, and anyone concerned about the connections between food systems, people's health, and the planet's fate, _Feeding the Future_ offers practical pathways forward. By showing how local communities are already building successful alternatives to industrial agriculture, Negowetti offers a compelling blueprint for transforming the existing global food system.

Bibliographic Data
| Author | |
|---|---|
| Publisher | press.georgetownWebsite |
| Publisher Address | gupress@georgetown.edu |
| Country | USA |
| Also In | |
| Language | English (EN) |
| Pages | 336 pages |
| Edition | first |
| Dimensions | 6x9 |
| ISBN | 9781647126469 |
| Translation | Not Translated |












