Published: 01-10-2024
The Royal Agricultural University’s Cultured Meat & Farmers project was a two-year study that examined the potential impact of cultured meat on UK farmers. Now that it’s wrapping up, what did we learn?
“It’s time for a bigger conversation about genetic engineering in food and farming – one that turns down the noise on the debate by bringing in wider perspectives. On this site you’ll find news, views and links to help make the discussion more open, constructive and forward thinking. ”
Published: 01-10-2024
The Royal Agricultural University’s Cultured Meat & Farmers project was a two-year study that examined the potential impact of cultured meat on UK farmers. Now that it’s wrapping up, what did we learn?
Published: 26-09-2024
A new report from A Bigger Conversation argues that the concept of sustainability has become distorted and compromised, and needs to be radically rethought. It explores how we can shift to a life-centric approach, linked to a core philosophy that sustainability must first and foremost sustain life.
Hosted by the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Centre for Governance in Complexity (ECGC), this webinar followed the launch of the EEA report Governance in Complexity: Sustainability Governance Under Highly Uncertain and Complex Conditions with a panel debate with four distinguished panellists around the systemic and complex nature of sustainability challenges and the knowledge and governance responses needed to deal with them.
This was an excellent opportunity to to hear from experts in their fields and bring some real depth into the discussion around sustainability governance. The report Governance in Complexity can be downloaded here and its companion report Transformative Resilience: The Key to Governing Europe's Sustainability Transitions in the Polycrisis can be downloaded here.