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Introduction
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Why this book
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What surprised you
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Changing mindset
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Climate crisis
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Local food
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Land reform
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Agriculture is expensive
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Junk food
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Personal choices
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Policy change
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Hope
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Examples
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Agroecology
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The most important work
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Viewer questions
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Race and food
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Bad ultraprocessed food
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A just food system
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Explore the profound impact of food on human history and the potential for a sustainable future in this thought-provoking conversation with Mark Bittman, author of "Animal, Vegetable, Junk" and founder of The Bittman Project. Delve into topics such as climate crisis, local food systems, land reform, the true cost of agriculture, and the pervasiveness of junk food. Gain insights on personal choices, policy changes, and the importance of agroecology in creating a just food system. Learn about surprising discoveries, changing mindsets, and examples of positive change in the food industry. Engage with viewer questions addressing race and food, the dangers of ultra-processed foods, and the path towards a more equitable food system.

Animal, Vegetable, Junk: A History of Food from Sustainable to Suicidal

The Aspen Institute
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