The small changes that make everything else easier. Food. Health. Animals. Oceans. Systems. Hope. Writing by Joanna Słodownik.
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Modern Korea is fast, urban, successful, intense, and beautifully overwhelming. And like many countries that experienced economic growth, Korea’s diet changed dramatically - but was it for the better?
Everyone loves circularity now—and I get it. Circularity is necessary—but it is not enough.
Palm oil is not just an ingredient. It is infrastructure. (Food Cycles and Detour Essay)
And what's the alternative? Silence? Doesn't it just give permission to "do whatever"?
The routing of omega-3 through fish — and through oceans —to meet human nutritional needs is not a biological necessity. It is a historical and infrastructural choice.
Most food policy treat demand as something natural, pre‑existing, almost biological. Yet, a significant share of what we now call “global food demand” has been manufactured.
Why the way food is made matters more than what ends up on the plate
Making Veggie Burgers Can Be Easy and Fun - if you follow this formula...
Eating Them Every Day Can Lower Your Breast Cancer Risk by 64%!
Because a good meal shouldn't cost the Earth and animal suffering.
