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Sims Hill Shared Harvest If we want to transform our relationship with food, we need to think about more than just productivity and carbon. Mainstream conversations about transforming Western food systems in light of their adverse impacts on things such as climate and biodiversity have become overly dominated by a handful of relatively superficial technological matters. In the ongoing […]
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