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Klein quoted in Christian Science Monitor about food consumption and global warming

Posted by Lauren Hertel on Tuesday, May 17 2016

Fellows:

Kendra Klein

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Energy & Climate Change, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Policy, Adaptation to climate change, International

“We need to convert more crop production to organic and ecological,” says Kendra Klein, staff scientist and agro-ecology expert at Friends of the Earth, an environmental organization. “And really the most important thing is reducing meat consumption.”

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