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[Summary] => Independent scientists, economists, politicians, and activists met recently to share knowledge and ideas for sustainable food systems as the industrial model is close to collapse due to ravages of global warming. This was the occasion of the Sustainable World Global Initiative’s first International Conference organized by the Institute of Science in Society (ISIS) which took place recently in the United Kingdom Parliament in Westminster, London to near capacity audience that includes people from Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Belgium, Australia, Belgium, Australia and South Africa.
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[Title] => In search of sustainable systems
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