This week’s summary on the news stories, reports and blogs that have grabbed our attention. We welcome your thoughts and comments on these articles.
Rising to the Challenge: Changing Course to Feed the World in 2050, Action Aid
Commentary: And the prize goes to … genetically modified foods, Global Post
No scientific consensus on safety of genetically modified organisms, Phys.org
Biofuel not off the hook for ‘land grabs’, Thomson Reuters Foundation
Commentary – Technological innovation for small-plot farms, Global Food for Thought
Why does climate change adaptation in Africa ignore politics? Great broadside from Matthew Lockwood, From Poverty to Power
Genetically modified crops should be part of Africa’s food future, The Washington Post
Retailers urged to accept more ‘ugly fruit’ to reduce food waste, Farmers Guardian
Seeking sustainable crops, Science on the Land
New Effort Launched to Measure and Monitor Global Food Loss and Waste, UNEP
Board game puts new spin on competition for land, Thomson Reuters Foundation
Sub Saharan Africa to meet only 25% of food demand by 2030-gap report reveals, Modern Ghana
Climate Change Threatens Your Dinner (But Not If You Live In Canada), Huffington Post
Small Farms, Not Monsanto, Are Key to Global Food Security, Union of Concerned Scientists
Commentary – Norm and Me: “From the Green Revolution to the Gene Revolution”, Global Food for Thought
One Billion Hungry: Can We Feed the World? 
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