Cover of an issue brief with cows in a field up top and a lighthouse over looking the issue on the bottom. The text reads "Food Solutions New England Issue Brief. From Extraction to Regeneration: A Just Transition Approach to Financing Climate Resilience in the Food System"
Click here to download a PDF version of the issue brief In 2016, global leaders, seeking to define uses of nature that benefit both biodiversity and societal well-being, recognized the
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By Alex Redfield, Policy Program Co-director, Food Solutions New England I’ve been thinking a lot about “taking two steps forward and one step back” recently, particularly in the context of
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A policy update from Karen Nordstrom, Policy Program Co-Director, Food Solutions New England “All our landscapes hold the potential to become more resilient and to even mitigate climate change. Soils
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A policy update from Karen Nordstrom, Policy Program Co-Director, Food Solutions New England We have been preoccupied with the question: What would it look like if the farm bill served
Blue background with photo up top of hands in soil and photo on bottom of people in a green house holding tomoatoes. Text reads "Food Solutions New England Issue Brief. A Just Transition in Agriculture and Soil Health for Regional Climate Resilience"
This issue brief is part of Food Solutions New England’s Campaign for Climate Resilience. The purpose of this campaign is to advocate for community-led solutions to create a climate-resilient food