At the Institute for Ecological Civilization we are working internationally to support systemic approaches to long-term sustainability by developing collaborations among government, business, and religious leaders and among scholars, activists, and policy makers. This podcast provides a glimpse into the kinds of projects and conversations that we regularly take part in. If you enjoy this podcast, you can help support the work that we are doing at EcoCiv by making a donation at ecociv.org. Music: “lax” by Fascinating Earthbound Objects. Artist: http://noisyvagabond.com. License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/legalcode
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At the Institute for Ecological Civilization we are working internationally to support systemic approaches to long-term sustainability by developing collaborations among government, business, and religious leaders and among scholars, activists, and policy makers. This podcast provides a glimpse into the kinds of projects and conversations that we regularly take part in. If you enjoy this podcast, you can help support the work that we are doing at EcoCiv by making a donation at ecociv.org. Music: “lax” by Fascinating Earthbound Objects. Artist: http://noisyvagabond.com. License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/legalcode
Episode #36 – Vandana Shiva: Changing Global Food Systems
The EcoCiv Podcast
33 minutes 50 seconds
4 years ago
Episode #36 – Vandana Shiva: Changing Global Food Systems
You can also listen to this episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. Andrew Schwartz talks with Vandana Shiva about why the world’s farmers are going hungry. Vandana is an internationally renowned…
The EcoCiv Podcast
At the Institute for Ecological Civilization we are working internationally to support systemic approaches to long-term sustainability by developing collaborations among government, business, and religious leaders and among scholars, activists, and policy makers. This podcast provides a glimpse into the kinds of projects and conversations that we regularly take part in. If you enjoy this podcast, you can help support the work that we are doing at EcoCiv by making a donation at ecociv.org. Music: “lax” by Fascinating Earthbound Objects. Artist: http://noisyvagabond.com. License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/legalcode
