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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2025 · 59 MIN

Ecologia Episode 78 - Dr Emile Frison & Ms Lena Luig | The agroecology movement

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In this episode of Ecologia Podcast, we delve into the world of agroecology — an innovative approach that seeks to restore balance between humans and nature by enhancing biodiversity, respecting ecological systems, and relying on local and sustainable solutions for food production.We are joined in this conversation by two distinguished guests: Mr. Emile Frison, an international expert in agroecology and biodiversity, and founder of the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food); and Ms. Lena Luig, Head of International Agricultural Policy at the Heinrich Böll Foundation, with deep expertise in corporate control of food systems, pesticides, fertilizers, and soil health.This discussion explores agroecology as a sustainable solution to the challenges of industrial agriculture and climate change. Together with our guests, we examine how this approach can bring about a meaningful transformation of global food systems by empowering local communities, supporting food sovereignty, and ensuring long-term food security.We wish you an inspiring and enjoyable listen.

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