Slow Money: A key ingredient for a more sustainable food system?

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By GreenBizFeb 2, 2015, 3:30 am52 pts
Since the publishing of Woody Tasch’s paradigm-shifting book, "Slow Money," the organization he founded has been a beacon for people who see a connection between “too-big-to-fail” investment practices and the growing list of casualties resulting from the mega-industrial takeover of our food systems.

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