Climate change could lead to food-related civil unrest in UK
Future food supply shortages and distribution issues due to weather events could lead to rioting in the UK within 50...
Sarah Bridle is the Professor of Food, Climate and Society in the Department of Environment and Geography the University of York. She is a transdisciplinary researcher driven by the need to tackle climate change, focusing on a quantitative approach to helping transform food systems to steward change to new kinds of futures. Sarah founded the Take a Bite out of Climate Change project, including leading a stand at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2019.
Future food supply shortages and distribution issues due to weather events could lead to rioting in the UK within 50...
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