FutureFeed
Jenny SplitterA newsletter about climate change and the food system with analysis, reporting, and paths for action.
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The less meat better meat paradox
Hello new subscribers, and sorry for the delay everyone! I’ve got some exciting professional news and a new feature out in Sierra magazine, but first, in this newsletter, I just had to share a few thoughts on this new (to me) phrase — “less...
The problem with solutions journalism
Stopped to take a picture of this giant artichoke
Three years ago, I flew out to San Francisco a day ahead of a conference and drove down to Salinas. The CEO and founder of a company who built harvest robots was supposed to pick me up from...
Interview: Jeff Sebo talks about his new book, Saving Animals, Saving Ourselves
In his new book Saving Animals, Saving Ourselves, Professor Jeff Sebo talks about why we should — and how we can — consider animals when we tackle issues like the climate crisis and future pandemics. During our conversation, I asked him abo...
Podcast: Jeff Sebo talks about his new book, Saving Animals, Saving Ourselves
In his new book Saving Animals, Saving Ourselves, Professor Jeff Sebo talks about why we should — and how we can — consider animals when we tackle issues like the climate crisis and future pandemics. During our conversation, I asked him abo...
Planetary health is public health
The Biden administration announced May 4 it will host a conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health, the first held at the White House since the Nixon administration. Now widely seen as a landmark event, the 1969 conference on Food, Nutritio...
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Editor-in-Chief of Sentient, the only nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet dedicated to covering the impacts of factory farms. Food and climate journalist. I used to write a Substack, now I just read them.
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