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Explore evidence-based articles on climate change and food, covering emissions, agriculture, diets and evidence-based solutions.

Animals suffer in the heat in crowded transport trucks
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The Climate Crisis

What happens to farmed animals during a heatwave? The answer is worse than you think

Every heatwave is a welfare crisis for billions of farmed animals. Here's what the science tells us about the hidden toll of extreme heat on the animals in our food system.
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Cracked dry earth with a single wheat stalk symbolising the global food crisis
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Politics Of Food

Global food crisis 2026: what's driving the next price shock

318 million people face crisis hunger as fertilizer prices surge 80% and famines hit Gaza and Sudan. Inside the converging crises reshaping global food.
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Hundreds of fish are caught whilst fishing
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The Climate Crisis

Farmed fish aren't a climate solution; they're part of the problem

Fish farming markets itself as a climate-smart food system, but evidence shows it carries hidden emissions, destroys carbon sinks, and misleads consumers
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No, avocados are not worse for the environment than ‘local meat’

When a politician claimed avocados harm the planet more than local meat, we checked the data. The science tells a very different story.
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