Jennifer Clapp

No, we need to be more agroecological.

We need to support biodiversity.

We need to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

But we're saying that there is a productive role for the state in managing these markets in ways that can ensure people have access to sufficient food.

There's benefit in these states cooperating with each other, sharing information about how to grow food ecologically rather than just relying on big tech, big data, big digital agriculture and that sort of thing.

That's going to lead to more fossil intensive agriculture and we need to move away from that.