Registrations are invited for Sustainable Flavours: Online Session on Eating Right in a Climate-Risked World for Teachers and Principals by Centre for Science and Environment. It will be held on September 4, 2024.
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is a public interest research organisation based in New Delhi. CSE researches and communicates the urgency of development that is sustainable and equitable.
The food we choose to eat originates from one of two contrasting worlds: the first, where food is mass-produced in factories, and the second, where smallholder farmers grow food for survival. These two stark realities create a divide between luxury and survival emissions.
In a world increasingly impacted by climate change, making sustainable food choices is crucial. In 2018, approximately 11 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions were attributed to food production. While emissions from the agriculture and food sectors are inevitable, we must transition away from a model based on luxury-driven emissions – through actions such as cultivating water efficient crops like millets in water-scant areas.
Join them for an enlightening webinar on Wednesday, September 4, to understand the importance of eating right in a climate risked world. CSE’s food and biodiversity guru Vibha Varshney will delve into India’s indigenous culinary traditions, highlighting foods that are not only nutritious but also suited to the local environment. Discover how to diversify your diet with locally and sustainably sourced foods, featuring ‘nonmainstream’ ingredients and recipes that honor both our health and the planet.
Teachers, Principals and all culinary and food enthusiasts.
Vibha Varshney.
Vibha is a journalist and writer with over two decades of experience. She writes on health, food, and biodiversity and has also conceptualised CSE’s ‘First Food’ series that connects the dots between biodiversity, nutrition, health, and livelihood. She holds a PhD in Botany and loves spending time around plants.
September 4, 2024.
4 PM IST.
Online (Zoom).
Interested participants can register online via this link.
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