scientists in christian charter have published an initial study commissioned by the un food and agriculture organization. the results don't make for good reading when. our calculations have shown that we would need a lot more land and that would mean tremendous changes if we were to produce like we do today it's basically impossible and. the study concludes that if we continue as we have so far we will not be able to reliably feed humanity either with organic or with conventional farming the researchers took a number of factors into account for instance eating habits which around the globe have come to resemble the prevailing western lifestyle. more and more people want to eat meat and dairy products. that means a drastic rise in the need for animal feed to produce all that along with the environmental damage that would result for us to. that present global meat consumption is $320000000.00 tonnes a year it's predicted to rise by half as much again by 2050 demand for eggs and milk will also go up dramatically. raises the question of where they'll come from so we don't have any extra land that we could u

scientists in christian charter have published an initial study commissioned by the un food and agriculture organization. the results don't make for good reading. relations are showing that we would need a lot more land and that would mean tremendous changes if we were to produce like we. do today it's basically impossible and. the study concludes that if we continue as we have so far we will not be able to reliably feed humanity either with organic or with conventional farming the researches took a number of factors into account for instance eating habits which around the globe have come to resemble the prevailing western lifestyle. more and more people want to eat meat and dairy products. that means a drastic rise in the need for animal feed to produce all that along with the environmental damage that would result in those. that present global meat consumption is $320000000.00 tonnes a year it's predicted to rise by half as much again by 2050 demand for eggs and milk will also go up dramatically. raises the question of where they'll come from so we don't have any extra land that we could use without l

in 2019 she don't you was elected to head the food and agriculture organization the un agency tells with fighting hunger and food insecurity strategically a body at least as important as the w a h a. n 2016 men home away responsible for state secure. was elected to head into poll the international police cooperation department based in france. his appointment was controversial given the role of the police in china suppression of dissidents. in 2018 main hallway disappeared overnight deposed by beijing which accused him of corruption without informing him to put. it. today representatives of the chinese government also head the international civil aviation organization the united nations industrial development organization . and the international telecommunications union which played a big role in the development of 5 g. phone technology to. the un's department of economic and social affairs is also headed by a chinese official plus the chinese are assuming an increasingly important role in the un human rights council which is also based in geneva. china now constitutes over a 5th of the

scientists in christian charter have published an initial study commissioned by the un food and agriculture organization the results don't make for good reading. relations have shown that we would need a lot more land and that would mean tremendous changes if we were to produce like we. do today it's basically impossible and. the study concludes that if we continue as we have so far we will not be able to reliably feed humanity either with organic or with conventional farming the researches took a number of factors into account for instance eating habits which around the globe have come to resemble the prevailing western lifestyle. more and more people want to eat meat and dairy products. that means a drastic rise in the need for animal feed to produce all that along with the environmental damage that would result from those. that present global meat consumption is $320000000.00 tonnes a year it's predicted to rise by half as much again by 2050 demand for eggs and milk will also go up dramatically. raises the question of where they'll come from that we don't have any extra land that we could use without

scientists in christian charter have published an initial study commissioned by the un food and agriculture organization. the results don't make for good reading. relations are showing that we would need a lot more land and that would mean tremendous changes if we were to produce like we. today it's basically impossible and. the study concludes that if we continue as we have so far we will not be able to reliably feed humanity either with organic or with conventional farming the researches took a number of factors into account for instance eating habits which around the globe have come to resemble the prevailing western lifestyle. more and more people want to eat meat and dairy products. that means a drastic rise in the need for animal feed to produce all that along with the environmental damage that would result for us to. at present global meat consumption is $320000000.00 tonnes a year it's predicted to rise by half as much again by 2050 demand for eggs and milk will also go up dramatically. raises the question of where they'll come from so we don't have any extra land that we could use without reall

the environment recent research and oxford university suggested that the calculations that agriculture organization the u.n. organization has made about the contribution that rwanda town was that's cows and sheep make towards climate change is being exaggerated so actually if we factor in the way it which cows grazing pasture could contribute towards locking up carbon in the store that cancels out there be 'd a division's i'm familiar with this i used to use them for fishing bait and to treat my pets where as a boy and it's it's good that the european regulators say it's safe but i don't personally fancy it i'm stuck with a little bit at the yuck factor simply i don't think they're going to part called a major part of the future diet of 21st century humanity i think we really just in the review of this illusion that people have problems with insects in the market is approaching many people that buy a protein drinks across europe at the moment to get a protein drink which says it contains protein. quite often that protein is produced from insects more and more people are beginning to see going in sh

in east africa after recent invasions that devastated farms in the region the un food and agriculture organization says funds is trying to fight against that desert locust. now when it comes to juggling in football i have to say i am the west but the 12 year old freestyle footballer from nigeria is already in the guinness book of records he's now in ming to break his own mark on wants to become a professional footballer but what makes this free styling so unusual is that he does tricks with not just one but 2 balls. juggling one ball with your knees is hard enough but nigerian 2 none so while balancing another ball on his head. he's so good at it that he set a world record 2 years ago. 111 touches in one minute and not a single wobble from the ball on his head it looks like it's glued into place. he's only 12 and learned his skills from some footballing greats. nobody. in part. but he is now an online sensation videos of his football skills have received thousands of views but not everyone took him seriously. his record changed all that. before well 1st was close enough not to me what. my friends

scientists in christian charter have published an initial study commissioned by the un food and agriculture organization. the results don't make for good reading. our calculations have shown that we would need a lot more land and that would mean tremendous changes if we were to produce like we do today it's basically impossible and. the study concludes that if we continue as we have so far we were not be able to reliably feed humanity either with organic or with conventional farming the researches took a number of factors into account for instance eating habits which around the globe have come to resemble the prevailing western lifestyle. more and more people want to eat meat and dairy products. that means a drastic rise in the need for animal feed to produce all that along with the environmental damage that would result. to. at present global meat consumption is $320000000.00 tonnes a year it's predicted to rise by half as much again by 2050 demand for eggs and milk will also go up dramatically. raises the question of where they'll come from so we don't have any extra land that we could use without los

environment recent research oxford university has suggested that the calculations that could agriculture organization the u.n. organization has made about the contribution that ruminant and what that's cows and sheep make s'mores climate change is being exaggerated so actually if we factor in the way it which house grazing pasture could contribute towards locking up carbon into soil that cancels out then we think that missions cows may even be carbon positive and therefore part of the solution if we want to eat a sustainable diet give me a grasp read. any time over bill we've got to 'd realise it population globally we have. about food security we have that you really should . around the supply of water going forward we have to keep in mind that the number of insects killed for letting her kill grown food is we're higher saw in the case of me worried might be a little bit different because i mean we're not quite as intelligent as other insects such as but in c. in c. and many more insects in the let's say one cow which can lay your several 100 of your grandmother's meat. u.s. corporations or pull fin

environment recent research oxygen diversity is suggestive that the calculations that food and agriculture organization the u.n. organization has made about the contribution that ruminant and what that's cows and sheep make to wards climate change is being exaggerated so actually if we've cracked you're in the way it which cows grazing pasture could contribute towards locking up carbon into saw that cancels out their meat 'd they know bish's cows may even be carbon positive in their core part of the solution if we want to eat a sustainable diet get me a grasp read. any time overbuilt like you very much. quite a lot of people i know actually were so there at the thought of a tear in sex but it's a staple in many countries so is it time for everybody to just get over their squeamishness i think we really need to sort of review this illusion that people have problems with those that the market is approaching many people that buy protein drinks across europe at the moment get a protein drink which says it contains quite often that protein is produced from insects more and more people are beginning to see t

in 2019 she don't he was elected to head the food and agriculture organization the un agency tells with fighting hunger and food insecurity strategically a body at least as important as the w a h a. n 2016 men home away responsible for state security in beijing was elected to head interpol the international police cooperation department based in france. his appointment was controversial given the role of the police in china suppression of dissidents. in 2018 men home way disappeared overnight deposed by beijing which accused him of corruption without informing interpol. today representatives of the chinese government also head the international civil aviation organization the united nations industrial development organization. and the international telecommunications union which played a big role in the development of 5 g. phone technology to. the un's department of economic and social affairs is also headed by a chinese official plus the chinese are assuming an increasingly important role in the un human rights council which is also based in geneva. china now constitutes over a 5th of

in east africa after recent invasions that devastated farms in the region the un food and agriculture organization says funds is bring the fight against the desert locusts. now when it comes to juggling a football have to say i am the west but the 12 year old free style football from nigeria is already in the guinness book of records he's now to break his own mark on once to become a professional footballer but what makes this free styling so unusual is that he does tricks with not just one but 2 balls. juggling one ball with your knees is hard enough but nigerian 2 non-so ha does it while balancing another ball on his head. he's so good at it that he set a world record 2 years ago. 111 touches in one minute and not a single wobble from the ball on his head it looks like it's glued into place. he's only 12 and learned his skills from some footballing greats. nobody to show me what my father made in part in my life some videos of. peter fonda but he is now an online sensation videos of his football skills have received thousands of views but not everyone took him seriously. his record changed all t

s food and agriculture organization, mankind currently slaughters a whopping 80 billion animals a yearchicken can attest, this technology's most obvious potential benefit is it could eliminate the need to kill any animals for their meat. there are vast implications for animal welfare. no more inhumane conditions at factory farms and for human health. after all, deadly diseases like the swine flu have transferred humans from farm animals which are also commonly affected with coronaviruses. perhaps most importantly, lab-grown meat could be a turning point in humanity's battle against climate change. that's because raising livestock for human consumption is a leading cause of carbon emissions. according to a new study published in the lancet, the food system is responsible for 20 to 30% of global greenhouse gas emissions. most of which originate in meat and dairy livestock. in his book billion dollar burger, a single cow produces about 100 kilograms of methane. about the same as a car burning through 230 gallons of gasoline. to put that in perspective, it means two cows produce roughly th

s food and agricultural organization mankind currently slaughters a whopping 18 billion animals a year as ian the chicken can attest, the most obvious potential benefit is it could eliminate the need to kill any animals for their meat. there are vast implications for animal welfare, no inhumane conditions at animal farms, and for human health. diseases like the swine flew have transferred to humans. lab-grown meat could be a turning point in humanity's battle against climate change. that's because raising livestock for human consumption is a leading cause of carbon emissions. according to a new study published in requests the l"the" in his book "billion dollar burger" reporter chase birdie notes that a single cow produces about the same methane as a car burning thus 230 gallons of gasoline. to put it in perspective. just two cows produce roughly the same amount of greenhouse gases as a new car does in a year on the road. the world count stats at 1.5 billion, it should become clear just how polluting raising farm animals has become. growing cultured meat creates a tiny fraction of the e

scientists in christian charter have published an initial study commissioned by the un food and agriculture organization. the results don't make for good reading when. our calculations have shown that we would need a lot more land and that would mean tremendous changes if we were to produce like we do today it's basically impossible and. the study concludes that if we continue as we have so far we were not be able to reliably feed humanity either with organic or with conventional farming the researches took a number of factors into account for instance eating habits which around the globe have come to resemble the prevailing western lifestyle. more and more people want to eat meat and dairy products. that means a drastic rise in the need for animal feed to produce all that along with the environmental damage that would result for us to. at present global meat consumption is $320000000.00 tonnes a year it's predicted to rise by half as much again by 2050 demand for eggs and milk will also go up dramatically. raises the question of where they'll come from so that we don't have any extra land that we could

the agency's announcement follows the united nations food and agriculture organization's decision thatrotein food that is good for the environment and can help feed the hungry. well, if it can do some good, i'm all for it, but i really don't know about eating worms. >>> anyway, still ahead here, the calls from republican colleagues for congresswoman liz cheney to resign as chair of the caucus after she sided with democrats in her vote to impeach president trump. "way too early" coming right back. "way too early" coming right back isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. >>> welcome back. members of the freedom caucus want wyoming congresswoman liz cheney to resign from her post as chair of the house republican co

world's largest producer with more than a fifth of global output according to the food and agricultural organization an expose of interview now is founder and chairman r.g. chandramogan. good to have you with us. those numbers, are they sustainable? have you benefited from the pandemic? the numbers are solid. r.g.: sorry. i'm not able to hear you properly. hello? haslinda: we will try to get back to you, reconnect that line. while we try to reconnect the line, shares of the lantus rose on it second day of grading in europe. it was created by the combination of chrysler. we spoke with the coo about the challenges ahead including what brexit means for the sourcing of parts. >> we are pleased with the brexit deal. it has been dramatic. had this deal not been inked. but we are pleased with the deal. we are assessing two very different views. we understand that all of this is about electrification. it's about sourcing electrified parts from inside the u.k. and european union. we are strong in that kind of situation. we have vertical integration strategy which is very powerful as we are going to engineer

virtually every nation in the world, the united nations food and agriculture organization keeps recordst shows is increasing consistently as the earth modestly warms. we set records virtually every year. more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, longer growing seasons. these are all conducive to crop production. finally, if you believe we need to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, give it's important to reduce conventionally defined pollutants, we should not be shutting down natural gas production on federal lands. the reason the recent u.s. reduced emissions more than any country in the world the century is because we have allowed natural gas production to thrive through the free market. china's emissions are indeed within twice with united states's are. we are utilizing natural gas in china isn't. thank for the call. guest: you are on the air with the public of the heartland institute, james taylor. caller: my concern is how we have allowed the politicians to turn climate into a political issue. i am a scientist, not a climate scientist but i've been reading on it for 15 years. when you go

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organized than others. and also people who have access to agricultural machinery lake tractor trolleys and they converted into they put it he homes as this quarter. is yet i would have been in place to here and this is to me that much. about. how effective is famine in india right now maybe there should be some reforms have a look here at an article that she wrote in december from axa necessary for green revolution $2.00 interest out see in consequence incentives and communication are key so what the government did murder was not ok. and are we just looking at pushing back progress in india and india really does need to look at how is it doing its agriculture right now. again i'm going to keep in mind i might change what i think that it thinks i thought we were going to appropriate and when the cultural revolution 2.0 . i think the new mission or the fact that you know that's almost a one job and how the on our daily challenge on international one point which made us feel i think all of. that effort i think that it's not always about that but i mean just to shrink to point to just to be in the overwhelming cl

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direct action for farmworkers is a group of volunteers organizing and collecting resources in the bay area and redistributing them into agriculturalns in northern california. we formed in response to the wildfires and the wildfires that started in august 2020, and that forced the farmworkers to comprise multiple obstacles such as home evacuations, job loss, wage loss, smoke inhalation, in addition to existing pesticides and covid-19 exposure or air quality in its location. our goal is to provide instrumental support to communities of campesinas battling the current pandemic and ongoing natural disasters. damian: and there you saw one of your volunteers at the very end.re distributig masks to all the campesinos. and, kimberly, you know as well as i do that it doesn't matter if it's floods, fires, heat, rain. the farmworkers are still out there. they're not--they don't stop from picking the crops or growing the crops. they're still workin'. kimberly: that's correct. regardless that there was the fires happening and the pandemic, farmworkers were still out in the fields, working, and that was very devastating, and that is the main re

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