Digest: A tempestuous spring – the climate assessment that puts food security centre stage
This spring delivered two reminders of how exposed the UK food system has become….
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Digest: Negotiating reform – what Denmark’s tripartite agreement says about the politics of food system change
Find out how Denmark are identifying what it would actually cost to align farming with climate, nature and just transition goals at once.
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Digest: The case for food system resilience is getting stronger
Last October we published our Roadmap for Resilience, arguing that the UK food system faces a future of intensifying disruption and that transformational change rather than incremental adjustment is the only credible response.
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DIGEST: Food shocks as solvency risk – the financial case for food system resilience
We tell ourselves that food crises happen elsewhere. But a new study, led by Sarah Bridle, alongside experts from across policy, business and civil society, has mapped the pathways by which the UK could face serious food system disruption
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DIGEST: The £2.6 billion question: what climate inaction could cost the UK food system
What would it cost the UK food system to do nothing about climate change?
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DIGEST: Pathways to crisis: new research on UK food system vulnerability
We tell ourselves that food crises happen elsewhere. But a new study, led by Sarah Bridle, alongside experts from across policy, business and civil society, has mapped the pathways by which the UK could face serious food system disruption
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Digest: Supermarkets and food system transition
As policy gradually begins to show signs of joining up health, affordability and food system change, in food retail, there are green shoots that suggest a parallel shift may also be underway. Our latest digest examines retailer announcements and shifts in the last year, alongside the government policy that is prompting their methods and ambition….
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DIGEST: The £2.6 billion question: what climate inaction could cost the UK food system
What would it cost the UK food system to do nothing about climate change?
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DIGEST: The pitfalls and potential of carbon and nature accounting
Carbon and nature markets promise new income for farmers and private investment in nature recovery, but the infrastructure to make them work isn’t there yet.
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Briefing: Dietary Shift for Health, Climate and Economic Prosperity
We need coordinated action to shift UK dietary patterns as an essential component of transforming the food system to improve public health, planetary wellbeing, and economic prosperity.
