City food supplies cannot survive without reliable refrigeration at every level, from farms to retail stores. But green propagandists continue to inflict lethal damage to our electricity industry – it has become dangerously unreliable and dreadfully expensive.
Showing posts with label Food Safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food Safety. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 11, 2023
Viv Forbes: Greens Create Food Disaster
Labels: Climate Change policy madness, Food Safety, Green extremism, Viv ForbesCity food supplies cannot survive without reliable refrigeration at every level, from farms to retail stores. But green propagandists continue to inflict lethal damage to our electricity industry – it has become dangerously unreliable and dreadfully expensive.
This will produce unreliable and expensive food supplies.
Their intrusive green energy infrastructure is also nibbling away at our
grasslands and farms, thus reducing their capacity to produce food. And their
bushfire mismanagement favours destructive wildfires.
Sunday, August 27, 2017
Sylvain Charlebois from Canada: The End of Supply Management?
Labels: Canadian Affairs, Food Safety, Free Trade, Sylvain Charlebois
Canada’s supply management system is a textbook case for food sovereignty. But the social contract the system represents may need to be redrafted as we head toward North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) renegotiations.
Supply management is a social contract between farmers and consumers. Canada’s heavily-criticized quota regime for the dairy, egg and poultry industries was set up decades ago to protect strategic agricultural sectors by implementing high tariffs on imports. Farmers produce what the domestic market needs and we import very little.
Supply management is a social contract between farmers and consumers. Canada’s heavily-criticized quota regime for the dairy, egg and poultry industries was set up decades ago to protect strategic agricultural sectors by implementing high tariffs on imports. Farmers produce what the domestic market needs and we import very little.
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