food systems at cop 28

[Dale W Jamieson]

dear friends,

its clear that the UAE is planning on putting food systems at the center of COP 28.

https://www.thenationalnews.com/climate/cop28/2023/11/20/food-and-climate-resilience-to-be-key-focus-of-cop28-agenda-uaes-mariam-al-mheiri-says/

a Leaders Declaration on Food Systems, Agriculture and Climate Action has already been negotiated and will be released on dec 1 but i haven't been able to find the text.  if anyone has access to the text i would appreciate you sending it to me.

it is clear that insofar as there is substance here (beyond putting food systems on the agenda which is a good thing) it will involve the 'blue economy', 'regenerative ag', AI and other forms of high tec ag etc., but does anyone have any knowledge or thoughts about this representing an opening for strategies towards adopting meat reduction strategies in the overconsuming countries?

thx, and would appreciate anything you can pass along on these topics.

best,

dale

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Dale Jamieson
Director, Center for Environmental and Animal Protection

Affiliated Professor of Law. Medical Ethics, and Bioethics

Professor of Environmental Studies and Philosophy Emeritus

New York University
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[Kathleen Mcafee]

Dale, Steve Suppan at IATP has been following ag /food systems in the COPs and is keeping up to date. Check his blogs on the Iatp.org web site.

 

Kathleen McAfee

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