"We already know how to grow enough food to feed the world. The problem is the food distribution system," Mittal told IPS.
That system favours large-scale monocultures of a few specialised crops, and is destroying biodiversity. Ultimately that approach is a recipe for global famine, she said.
"We know how to end hunger and preserve biodiversity, but there are powerful corporate interests in opposition," Mittal said.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
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