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Fan Travel & Food the Largest Sources of Live Music’s Climate Footprint, Finds Coldplay-Backed MIT Study
A new MIT study calculates the climate impact of the live music industry, identifying fan travel and food and beverage as the biggest sources of emissions.
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Food System Set to Be Second Fastest-Growing Green Economy Sector, But More Funding Needed
The global green economy is outpacing all industries except tech, and within the sustainability sector, food and agriculture is poised to be the second fastest-growing segment.
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The Beef-Bean Gap: Soaring Meat Prices Drive Brits Towards More Affordable Plant Proteins
Meat prices in the UK have increased over six times faster than beans and lentils, causing a slowdown in sales of animal proteins in favour of plant-based options.
As the cost of meat reaches unprecedented highs, Brits are feeling the!-->!-->!-->…
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Efficient Irrigation & Dietary Shifts the Top Ways to Prevent Water Stress For One Billion Asians
Asia's water insecurity is escalating, threatening further economic and social risks; adopting measures like better irrigation systems and sustainable diets can avert this crisis.
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Sustainable Diets Missing from 99% of Media Coverage of Climate Change: Study
Despite sustainable diets and meat reduction being identified as key levers to mitigate the climate crisis, only a small fraction of media coverage focuses on these topics.
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Leading Scientists Lay Out Roadmap to Advance China’s Alternative Protein Sector
A group of scientists have identified 10 bottlenecks hindering China's alternative protein progress, calling for policy and investment support to overcome the barriers.
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Worthwhile or Trash? Project Drawdown’s New Tool Ranks Efficacy of 100+ Climate Solutions
Climate action organisation Project Drawdown has launched a new Explorer tool to classify environmental solutions based on their level of impact (or lack thereof).
There are legions of ways to fight the climate crisis, both on an!-->!-->!-->…
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COP30 Digest, Vol 4: Everything You Need to Know in Food & Climate News Today
Welcome to the final edition of Green Queen’s #COP30 Digest. Here, our editorial team curates the must-reads, the must-bookmarks and the must-knows from around the web to help you ‘skim the overwhelm’.
Catch up: VOLUME 1 |!-->!-->!-->…
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COP30 Digest, Vol 3: Everything You Need to Know in Food & Climate News Today
Welcome to #COP30. In our Green Queen COP30 Digest, our editorial team curates the must-reads, the must-bookmarks and the must-knows from around the web to help you ‘skim the overwhelm’.
Catch up: VOLUME 1 | VOLUME 2
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COP30 Digest, Vol 2: Everything You Need to Know in Food & Climate News Today
Welcome to Volume 2 of Green Queen’s #COP30 Digest. Here, our editorial team curates the must-reads, the must-bookmarks and the must-knows from around the interwebs to help you ‘skim the overwhelm’.
Catch up: VOLUME 1
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EU Experts Propose Plan to Create Regulatory Sandbox for Novel Foods
The EU is losing out to other regions on the biotechnology front, thanks to an outdated novel food framework. A regulatory sandbox could reinstate its leadership.
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COP30 Digest, Vol 1: Everything You Need to Know in Food & Climate News Today
Welcome to #COP30 – watch the opening ceremony here. In our Green Queen COP30 Digest, our editorial team curates the must-reads, the must-bookmarks and the must-knows from around the web to help you ‘skim the overwhelm’.
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Even Fixing Climate Change May Not Save Coffee, Chocolate & Wine: Study
The future of coffee, cocoa and wine is already in danger thanks to climate change, and even the most advanced geoengineering interventions might not be enough to protect them.
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Inaction from Meat & Dairy Giants Makes Global Methane Pledge ‘Unachievable’
Four years after countries signed the Global Methane Pledge, the meat and dairy industry – the largest emitter of the gas – is still lagging.
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This Study Shows How Apple Waste Can Help You Eat Less Meat
Food waste and meat consumption are major drivers of the climate crisis. But a blended meat approach could provide a win-win solution.
What do apples, TikTok and waste have in common?
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How Reducing Red & Processed Meat Can Solve the Healthcare Crisis
Cutting back on bacon and burgers could release the disease burden in rich countries and save their ailing healthcare systems, according to a new analysis.
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Climate-Friendly Diets Could Cut Yearly Food Costs by $1T, Says Oxford Study
A University of Oxford study suggests that plant-rich diets could lower agricultural labour costs by nearly $1T annually, calling on governments to support livestock farmers with the transition.
Science is clear on one thing: we're!-->!-->!-->…
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For Singapore’s Meat-Eaters, Blended Proteins Are Way More Inviting Than Plant-Based Alternatives
Over nine in 10 Singaporeans say they'd replace a portion of their meat with blended proteins, with one product outperforming 100% chicken mince on taste.
Combining meat with plants in a best-of-both-worlds approach is gaining favour in!-->!-->!-->…
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Americans Aren’t Unaware of Food Waste – They’re Just Too Busy
A new study reveals that losing track of food and being too busy are among the key drivers of household food waste in the US. Retailers, manufacturers, and policymakers are all part of the solution.
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Plant-Based Alternatives Are Now Cheaper Than Meat & Dairy Across German Supermarkets
In Germany, a vegan shopping basket is now 5% more affordable than one with meat, dairy and seafood, reversing a trend that has long plagued the adoption of plant-based alternatives.
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The World’s Largest Food Companies Are Missing the Future Protein Opportunity
By failing to invest and innovate in plant-based foods, global food giants including Nestlé, Unilever and Walmart risk losing out on the protein race.
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