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Europe misses opportunities for a more sustainable food system

Europe misses opportunities for a more sustainable food system

Scientists argue that current European Union policies are failing to adequately address climate risks and reduce the food system's environmental footprint. They state that a fundamental systemic change is required to achieve sustainability in a sector already impacted by climate change.

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