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Survival of the Biggest: How Supermarkets Are Strangling Agriculture

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By Stefano Liberti, Francesco Bellina, Jacques Caplat, Juliette Leroux
| Green European Journal
In recent years, the European Union and its member states have introduced measures to protect farmers from the unfair practices of large-scale retailers. But in Italy, as in the rest of the European single market, the reality remains one of reckless bargaining and a value chain that funnels wealth upwards, leaving exploited farmers scrambling to stay afloat.
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“A Land of Conquest”: The Solar Rush Hits Italy’s Breadbasket

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By Francesco Bellina, Stefano Liberti, Cléa Fache, Hugo Chirol
| Green European Journal
Government subsidies aimed at meeting EU renewable energy targets are giving Italy’s green transition a much-needed boost. The solar energy boom has led to a rush to acquire farmland in the Po Valley, the country’s breadbasket. However, while large-scale investment in renewables provides short-term financial relief for struggling farmers, it also poses a threat to local identity and food security.
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To the Last Drop: Europe’s Hidden Water Crisis

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By Bogdan Iancu, Oana Filip, Hussam Hussein, Francesco Bellina
| Green European Journal
Communities across the EU face a growing water crisis driven by decades of groundwater mismanagement compounded by climate change. With an increasing number of groundwater bodies in poor quantitative condition and nearly two-thirds of drinking water reliant on underground reserves, a grim reality looms over Europe. Those affected try to adapt and fight back, but addressing water inequality needs political answers.
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