Eat Less Meat? Ready Or Not, Welcome To The Great Food Transformation

Author:  Jenny Splitter
Source: Forbes

With a soaring global population, shrinking environmental resources and intensifying environmental health threats like drought-induced famine all threatening the food supply, the EAT-Lancet commission is urging a radical overhaul of the way food is grown, produced and eaten across the globe.

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