Patrick Holden: 'cheap' food is costing the Earth, and our health

The Ecologist
Apr 7, 2016, 9:08 am43 pts
Food has never been more affordable for middle class families in rich countries. But it comes at a high cost: the impact of industrial food production on health, environment and society has never been greater, as Patrick Holden explained to Emily Lewis-Brown. Now the real cost of food US production will be…

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