This week: SNAP cuts take effect, Europe swelters, Japan curbs food waste, the U.S. targets foreign farmland buyers, and GCF boosts climate funding.
The tax and spending bill signed into law on July 4 will alter food and health systems. Read about the immediate impacts and what’s at stake.
UK researchers are proposing a new framework to think about growth—one that focuses on human-centered and climate-friendly policies.
IPES exposes how food systems became the oil and gas industries’ next target—and what to do to break the fossil fuel cycle.
Action starts with education: See what Food Tank is doing at London Climate Action Week and discover 20 books shaping the future of food.
Key stories this week include COP30’s food priorities, climate-driven yield drops, and the rise of fungal superbugs.
Food Tank brings you the latest on hunger, ocean protections, ICE raids, and more in this week’s global food system update.
From Kenya to the Amazon to Bethesda, this week’s stories reveal big shifts in food, health, and climate action.
What’s changing in food and health this week? A vaccine contract gets pulled, cultivated meat faces bans, and infant formula ads come under new scrutiny.
When the founders of Everyday Action saw how much food went to waste on film and TV sets, they knew they needed to act.
Food Tank covers U.S. food aid cuts, European climate threats, PepsiCo’s revised targets, and a new push to protect workers from heat.
A look at soda bans, school meal impacts, and what climate data says about our food future.
This week, we’re looking at deregulated fishing zones, drought solutions in Libya, and a stalled FDA response to food safety violations.
Food is at the heart of our biggest challenges—and the most exciting, impactful solutions.
Guidelines to improve diets are not always adapted to regional traditions. Yet Eating is a deeply personal and cultural matter.
This week, we’re looking at USDA resignations, food security risks, and whether dairy is making a comeback.
Over the past 40 years, drought has affected more people around the globe than any other natural disaster.
New science reveals the toxic footprint and climate costs of conventional no-till farming practices that are sold as regenerative agriculture.
Explore this week’s top headlines on food policy, global aid, climate action, and more.
The climate crisis is hurting farmers as research funding falls.
