
Sarah Bridle
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Aug 9, 2024 |
mdpi.com | Aled Jones |Sarah Bridle |Pete Falloon |Jez Fredenburgh
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Jul 15, 2024 |
everythingzoomer.com | Sarah Bridle
| July 15th, 2024Before you fire up for barbecue season, make sure to consider the environmental impact of your meal. Photo: Maskot/GettyImagesSunny days and brighter evenings are the perfect opportunity to gather friends and family and fire up the barbecue. But, while we all enjoy eating outdoors, it’s important to stop and think about the impact your meal could have on the planet.
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Oct 23, 2023 |
businessgreen.com | Sarah Bridle |Aled Jones |Anglia Ruskin
Study shows UK must prepare for, and respond to, the risks associated with future food shortages, write the University of York's Sarah Bridle and Angele Ruskin University's Aled Jones The emptying of supermarket shelves during the Covid-19 pandemic demonstrated the chaos that disruption to the UK's food supply can provoke. Could this type of disruption have a different cause in the... To continue reading this article...
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Oct 16, 2023 |
salon.com | Sarah Bridle |Aled Jones
The emptying of supermarket shelves during the COVID pandemic demonstrated the chaos that disruption to the UK's food supply can provoke. Could this type of disruption have a different cause in the future? And what might the impact on society be? These are the questions we sought to answer in our new study, which involved surveying 58 leading UK food experts spanning academia, policy, charitable organizations and business.
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Oct 14, 2023 |
sciencealert.com | Aled Jones |Sarah Bridle
The emptying of supermarket shelves during the COVID pandemic demonstrated the chaos that disruption to the UK's food supply can provoke. Could this type of disruption have a different cause in the future? And what might the impact on society be? These are the questions we sought to answer in our new study, which involved surveying 58 leading UK food experts spanning academia, policy, charitable organisations and business.
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