The word rewilding can conjure up images of going back in time to a landscape of wild animals and deep forest. Its popularity is growing in the UK, but how exactly do you go about rewilding, and why is it being linked, in some cases, to greenwashing? The FT’s Leslie Hook visits two properties at different stages of the rewilding process to discover more.
With climate change and monocultures threatening global agricultural production, seed banks like the new one in Palmira, Colombia, could help to feed the world’s growing population.
The conflict in Ukraine has exacerbated the world’s food supply crisis, and some governments have implemented protectionist policies, but this could actually make the problem of food insecurity worse.
A landmark UN report says climate-related shocks such as extreme weather events will become more common and could disrupt food supply chains. But what can we do about it?
Monitoring soil quality is essential to increasing agricultural output. Watch how a farm uses an open-source soil assessment framework to improve its crop's state responsibly.
The war in Ukraine has hit the supply of grains and vegetable oils, while 70% of the world's cod and haddock comes from Russian boats. Global food prices are soaring and some restaurateurs fear a plate of cod and
Shrimp: a sustainable catch? As the shrimp industry continues to grow, questions remain over its environmental impact. But only a fraction of the global catch is certified as sustainable.
The beer manufacturing process is extremely water intensive, and the industry is taking steps to tackle the issue. But in the Netherlands, different breweries are using different strategies.
As the world’s population grows, so will our use of synthetic fertilisers. New innovations mean more sustainable options exist, but how viable are these alternatives?
The takeaway delivery boom sparked by pandemic lockdowns shows no sign of abating, but convenience can carry a high cost in terms of CO2 emissions. So what can consumers do to make their slice of home delivery more sustainable?
After 18 years in London, James Ferguson and Alethea Palmer moved to rural Scotland to open a farm-to-fork restaurant. But just months later Covid hit.
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