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You Can’t Defend Industrial Food Without Defending Industrial Meat

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By Alex Smith 
| breakthroughjournal.org
Eat real food. It’s the closest thing American alternative food politics has to a creed, and for the better part of two decades it belonged to the left. To eat real food was to opt out of industrial agriculture, to refuse the long ingredient list and the seed oils and the corn-fed beef, and in doing so, to register a quiet protest against the system that produced them.
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Speaking as one: 2026 Technical Symposium

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By Alex Smith 
| CIBSE Journal
The diversity of building services engineering was evident in the wide-ranging subjects tackled at the 2026 CIBSE Technical Symposium in March. Titled Fit for 2050 – Redesigning spaces for wellbeing, inclusivity and sustainable performance, the symposium showcased in excess of 80 peer-reviewed research papers to an audience of around 250 at Loughborough University. Topics ranged from the right sizing of heat pumps, to the impact of AI, and use of yoghurt to prevent overheating.
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The growing power of electrical engineers

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By Alex Smith 
| CIBSE Journal
Decarbonising the built environment is often framed around heat: heat pumps, district heating networks and thermal efficiency measures. Yet behind many of these solutions lies a fundamental shift that places electrical engineering at the centre of the transition. The profession is being reshaped by the electrification of heat, the expansion of renewable energy, the rise of digital building systems and the need for Grid-responsive demand.
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