Immoral food conventions: Time to cut food giants’ toxic power

For anyone with a reasonable, disposable income there are few fundamentals of life more influenced by the whims of fashion than food and diet.

Immoral food conventions: Time to cut food giants’ toxic power

For anyone with a reasonable, disposable income there are few fundamentals of life more influenced by the whims of fashion than food and diet.

It would be unfair to suggest that former president Mary Robinson’s decision to become a pescatarian was driven by fashion rather than a strong personal, moral commitment to try to avert climate change.

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