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If you're looking for a guide through the tangled thickets of global food systems, you can do no better than Jess Fanzo's book Can Fixing Dinner Fix the Planet?.
—Eat This Podcast
Overall, the book provides an insightful and convincing overview for anyone interested in food and sustainability.
—L. A. Reisch, F. C. Doebbe, Journal of Consumer Policy
Fanzo's position as an expert and thought leader in global food systems brings a balanced, informed, comprehensive approach to the text often missing in food policy books.
—Journal of Public Health Policy

Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Yes, We'll Have No Bananas
Chapter 1. Are We What We Eat, or What We're Fed?
Chapter 2. Can Cooking Curry in Cambodia Trigger a Tornado in Texas?
Chapter 3. Do We Have the Right to Eat Wrongly?
Chapter 4. Can Better Policies Create Better Food?
Chapter 5. Can One Bee Save the Hive?
Notes
Index

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      Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
      Publication Date: 17/08/2021
      ISBN13: 9781421441122, 978-1421441122
      ISBN10: 1421441128
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      Earth Sciences, Geography & Environment Climate change Public health and preventive medicine Technology, Engineering & Agriculture Sustainable agriculture

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      If you're looking for a guide through the tangled thickets of global food systems, you can do no better than Jess Fanzo's book Can Fixing Dinner Fix the Planet?.
      —Eat This Podcast
      Overall, the book provides an insightful and convincing overview for anyone interested in food and sustainability.
      —L. A. Reisch, F. C. Doebbe, Journal of Consumer Policy
      Fanzo's position as an expert and thought leader in global food systems brings a balanced, informed, comprehensive approach to the text often missing in food policy books.
      —Journal of Public Health Policy

      Table of Contents

      Preface
      Acknowledgments
      Introduction: Yes, We'll Have No Bananas
      Chapter 1. Are We What We Eat, or What We're Fed?
      Chapter 2. Can Cooking Curry in Cambodia Trigger a Tornado in Texas?
      Chapter 3. Do We Have the Right to Eat Wrongly?
      Chapter 4. Can Better Policies Create Better Food?
      Chapter 5. Can One Bee Save the Hive?
      Notes
      Index

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