Claim: ‘Climate change provokes urgent action on food systems everywhere’ – ‘It can no longer be a c

[rangerrebew]

Claim: ‘Climate change provokes urgent action on food systems everywhere’ – ‘It can no longer be a case of ‘business as usual’ when it comes to food production’
By Marc Morano
December 25, 2023
9:47 pm

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/climate-and-people/climate-change-urgent-action-on-global-food-systems/

Agnes Kalibata is President of AGRA and former UN Special Envoy for the UN Food Systems Summit; David Nabarro is Strategic Director of 4SD Foundation and adviser to Cop28.

For humanity, everywhere, usual food business is no longer an option.

Government representatives described their plans to incorporate action on climate and biodiversity within efforts to transform national food and water systems in ways that contribute to food and nutrition security for all and encourage the reliance of farmer livelihoods. Representatives of international organisations described how they will intensify collaboration to ensure intensified support for these national efforts. New multi-stakeholder partnerships for research, innovation and collective are being developed.

https://www.climatedepot.com/2023/12/25/claim-world-urged-to-transform-national-food-water-systems-climate-change-provokes-urgent-action-on-food-systems-everywhere-it-can-no-longer-be-a-case-of-business-as-usual/

[Smokin Joe]

Well, that's scary.

Anytime Government becomes more involved in something that is working, it won't be long.

[andy58-in-nh]

Anytime Government becomes more involved in something that is working, it won't be long....

...before stable food production systems are replaced with unworkable mandates, leading first to declining output, supply chain disruptions, price increases, and then: retail shortages, famine, disease and death.
 
And that's the plan, folks. Masters and serfs.

But first the number of serfs need to be reduced to a number that doesn't pose an existential threat to their new overlords.