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Freelance agrifood reporter, podcaster & moderator 🌱🌿🌳 @ARC2020eu, previously @EURACTIV 📩 drop me a line at natashafoote.freelance@gmail.com
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Leaked Livestock Strategy Bets on Technofixes & Pulls From Industry Playbook

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By Natasha Foote Verified
| ARC 2020
You can have your cake and eat it too, according to a leaked version of the EU’s upcoming livestock strategy, which leans on technofixes to address our biggest environmental and climate challenges while shying away from some of the meatier questions on reduction of livestock numbers. ARC2020’s Natasha Foote breaks down the key takeaways from the draft.
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The EU just opened its doors to new GMOs – but you won’t know if they’re on your plate

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By Natasha Foote Verified
| ARC 2020
Photo: Canva After years of intense lobbying, negotiation, and semantic gymnastics, it’s official. Europe is set to open its farm gates and plates to new genetic technologies, without the guardrails of labelling, monitoring, or liability. Natasha Foote breaks down exactly what this means and what’s next.
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What happens when our seeds go silent?

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By Natasha Foote Verified
| ARC 2020
Photo: Adèle Violette As EU lawmakers prepare to rewrite rules governing the production, exchange and sale of seeds, two opposing worlds collide. In one, seeds are intellectual property, carefully regulated and protected as engines of innovation. In the other, they are living commons, saved, exchanged and adapted by farmers across generations.
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