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the essential work category of food and agriculture african americans is the group that has the second and they're the sector that we find that is most frequently associated with the highest risk, the best is the retail sector. the types of work jobs that are in the retail sector include grocery store generally in person essential work is a place for high transmission and the only thing that deters that is strict enforcement of health protocols like mask wearing and social distancing and we have to think through strategies from the media and in terms of the vaccination to keep those people who are putting their lives on the line essentially in order for the rest of us to be able to see working more safe environments we have to do what we can to keep them safe as well. >>the california department of health says they are prioritizing these essential workers specifically restaurant workers and they'll be next in line to get the vaccine. reporting in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>bay area restaurants that are now open for outdoor dining are looking forward to this weekend, especially since we're expected to stay dry in most locations. they're hop

the essential work category of food and agriculture african americans is the group that has the second and they're the sector that we find that is most frequently associated with the highest risk, the best is the retail sector, the types of work jobs that are in the retail sector include grocery store workers. >>the california department of public health says restaurant workers are being prioritized as essential workers and will be next in line to get the vaccine. >>bay area restaurants center now open for outdoor dining hour. hoping for a big boost in business this weekend, especially since we're expected stay dry and most of the bay area kron four's maureen kelly talked to the owners of some san francisco restaurants about their expectations. >>over at soda pop in skis a bar in russian hill that has partnered up with a local restaurant. they were getting ready to take down the chicken wire surrounding their park tonight will be their first night back open since the shelter-in-place order was lifted. he says a lot when into opening back up you to call our staff we need to on lay them off we'd alcohol a lot of us have been paying our bills close down that

associated or full impact on biodiversity and so on. so how to secure the global food supply in the long term charter says not simply by producing more land for travelers reporter saw agricultural production has already been highly optimized in most western countries and many other countries. that means the natural potential for producing food on a given amount of farmland has already been reached. we have to think about changing things and the entire nutritional system to address this problem more effectively. the scientists have taken a closer look at global food consumption and come up with 2 strategies this is absolute it's absurd to expect increased yield alone to solve the problem of world food security 3rd to one half of all food is being thrown away. so the 1st strategy calls for less food waste the 2nd is about raising animals for meat. 2 . the scientists call this strategy feed no food the idea here is that animals should not be fed anything that people could eat when we feed plants to animals and then eat their meat many valuable calories are lost if we ate the saw corn and wheat that's currently used as fodder we'd get around 20 percent more calories. than for that

associated or full impact on biodiversity and so on. so how to secure the global food supply in the long term charter says not simply by producing more land for travelers reporter saw agricultural production has already been highly optimized in most western countries and many other countries. that means the natural potential for producing food on a given amount of farmland has already been reached. we have to think about changing things and the entire nutritional system to address this problem more effectively. the scientists have taken a closer look at global food consumption and come up with 2 strategies as up to it it's absurd to expect increased yield on long to solve the problem of world food security while a 3rd to one half of all food is being thrown away. so the 1st strategy calls for less food waste the 2nd is about raising animals for meat. the scientists call this strategy feed no food the idea here is that animals should not be fed anything that people could eat when we feed plants to animals and then eat their meat many valuable calories are lost if we ate the saudi corn and wheat that's currently used as fodder we'd get around 20 percent more calories. than for th