🥦 FOOD SECURITY IS NATIONAL SECURITY: Why Nutrition Deserts, Corporate Agriculture, and Food Price Manipulation Threaten Democracy — and What a Universal Food Stability Act Could Look Like episode artwork

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🥦 FOOD SECURITY IS NATIONAL SECURITY: Why Nutrition Deserts, Corporate Agriculture, and Food Price Manipulation Threaten Democracy — and What a Universal Food Stability Act Could Look Like

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People-powered, AI-GeneratedSeason 10, Episode 213With 1 out of 6 children going hungry in the richest country in the world, why is there never a solution to make sure that no child ever goes hungry while rich families with children never have to worry? It is by design and food security is national security! We have a way that we can take back our nutritional needs from the large corporate oligopolies and give it back to the people creating universal food stability!🥦 FOOD SECURITY IS NATIONAL SECURITY: Why Nutrition Deserts, Corporate Agriculture, and Food Price Manipulation Threaten Democracy — and What a Universal Food Stability Act Could Look Like This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit educatetheplanet.substack.com

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