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"Future of Food: Dictatorship or Democracy?" by Vandana Shiva

By Vandana Shiva — 2016

Dr. Vandana Shiva discusses how the future of the planet is intimately linked to the future of food, both because everyone must eat and because industrial agriculture has the largest impact on ecosystems and our health. Trained in physics and philosophy, Dr. See more...

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Environmental Exploitation