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March 8, 2019

Health and climate change depend on the way food is produced, cooked, Vatican speakers say

A farmer in Ryugasaki, Japan, transplants rice June 26, 2017. Speakers at a Vatican conference on sustainable development said the food people choose at the supermarket and cook in their kitchens can make a huge difference in helping address the global problems of hunger, obesity and climate change.
VATICAN – The food people pick at the supermarket and cook in their kitchens can make a huge difference in helping address the global problems of hunger, obesity and climate change, a number of speakers said at a Vatican conference on sustainable development.
Published in International