Great Climate Robbery
How the Food System Drives Climate Change and What We Can Do about It
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Publication
2016 - Columbia University Press
Language
English
Word Count
60,000 words, Guess
Page Count
240 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivegreatclimaterobb0000unse
- ISBN-139789382381686
- ISBN-109382381686
- Library of Congress Control Number2015363357
- OCLC Control Number935659935
and 2 more
- Better World Books9789382381686
- Open LibraryOL29314659M
Classifications
- LCCHD9000.5 (H18)+
- LCCHD9000.5 .G72 2016
Description
"Over twenty-five years, GRAIN has worked with social movements and organisations around the world to defend local food systems and cultures from the advance of industrial agriculture. Our work has also involved connecting this analysis to larger issues affecting the planet, linking peoples' struggles situated within the food system to those happening in other areas. Climate change is one important example of this. The great climate robbery explains how the industrial food system is a major driver of climate change and how food sovereignty is critical to any lasting and just solution. With governments, particularly those from the main polluting countries, abdicating their responsibility to deal with the problem, it has become critical for people to take action into their own hands. Changing the food system is perhaps the most important and effective place to start. This book show you how."--Page 4 of cover.
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- Great Climate Robbery: How the Food System Drives Climate Change and What We Can Do about It
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