DIGEST: EAT Lancet – Beyond the headlines
Headlines aside, what else did we learn from the Eat-Lancet 2.0 launch in Stockholm?
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Headlines aside, what else did we learn from the Eat-Lancet 2.0 launch in Stockholm?
The EAT-Lancet headlines (for anyone who still needs to catch up)…
Here are some of the key reports and news on food systems and climate, digested, so you don’t have to.
This briefing is based on a webinar discussion with Victoria Stevens, given to the AFN Network+ community on the 24th July 2025.
It’s been a busy end to the summer and start to the Autumn! Here are some of the key reports and news on food systems and climate, digested, so you don’t have to.
This digest summarises research, commissioned by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (EICU) and carried out by Grounded Research, on the impact of climate change on British farms and farmers’ mental health.
It’s been a busy summer of reports and news, and it’s been challenging to keep up with everything. Here’s a round-up (part 2) of some of the things you might have missed…
It’s been a busy summer of reports and news, and it’s been challenging to keep up with everything. Here’s a round-up (part 1) of some of the things you might have missed… Big thanks to our freelancer writer, Nina Pullman, for digesting these, so you don’t have to.
This digest summarises some of the key points from a Food Thinkers webinar held with Professor Kevin Morgan about his book, Serving the Public: the good food revolution in schools, hospitals and prisons, and his work with public food systems.
An important piece of work from Chatham House and UNEP. It’s well worth taking the time to read in detail – especially if you are in government.
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