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| Title: | Are We Eating Ourselves and the Planet to Death? |
| Authors: | Egger, Garry Adelaide Festival Corporation |
| Keywords: | Public health Obesity Climate change Standard of living |
| Issue Date: | 2011 |
| Publisher: | Radio Adelaide |
| Series/Report no.: | Adelaide Festival of Ideas : Planning for Uncertainty ; 7th-9th October 2011. |
| Abstract: | Adelaide Festival of Ideas session, Old Methodist Meeting Hall, 10:00am, Saturday 8th October, 2011. There are numerous areas where humans have achieved a peak of success, a ‘sweet spot’. But now that very success is threatening to unravel centuries of achievement. On the one hand, economic growth has led to a steadily improving standard of living, better levels of health and ever-increasing longevity. On the other hand, this very affluence is the reason for the obesity epidemic and a world clogged by greenhouse gases. A fundamental change in thinking is now required for dealing with both, requiring input not just from scientists or health specialists, but from everyone living on the planet. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2328/25631 |
| Appears in Collections: | 2011 - Planning for Uncertainty
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