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Show Notes
Peggy and Thomas Tomich, economist, advisor, author, innovator, and leader, and founder, Food Systems Lab at the University of California, Davis, talk about the differences between a food system and food science. He says a food system is a self-organizing system and we have to think differently about managing our footprints in those types of self-organizing systems.
They also discuss:
- The difference between the productionist view and the food systems approach.
- Where a lot of food waste happens geographically and circularity in the food industry.
- How technology can make verifiable claims about the sustainability of food.
(05.04.21 - #718)
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