Renewable Food - The Next Climate Domino to Fall? Financial Times10 Sept, 2025 Paul Gilding We are easily distracted by the short-term fluctuations of political and business trends in the corporate sustainability world. But beyond the noise, it’s the science and the economics that matter. Economics delivers the needed change – or the damage if we fail to act. On that basis, it seems likely that food and agriculture will be the next climategs is shifting to enable a renewable food system to take its place. In my recent paper published by the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Sustainability Leadership, I defined a renewable food system as one that could......Expand production to feed 9 billion + people, healthily and affordably.......Do so within a now inevitable rapidly changing climate and ecosystem.......Allow for the steadily growing needs of a larger, and wealthier population, for land........Deliver this in the context of possibly extreme geopolitical instability and climate migration that now also seems inevitable.......Continue doinig definitely.......read onhttps://www.pau lgilding.com/cockatoo-chronicles/renewablefoodnextclimatedomino