The Future Of Food
From salads grown in air raid shelters to cricket-chip cookies, what do food pioneers think we’ll be eating in 2050?
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- affordable and clean energy
- clean water and sanitation
- climate action
- decent work and economic growth
- gender equality
- good health and well being
- industry innovation and infrastructure
- life below water
- life on land
- no poverty
- partnerships for the goals
- peace justice and strong institutions
- quality education
- reduced inequalities
- responsible consumption and production
- sustainable cities and communities
- togetherband digest
- zero hunger
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