Species Unite11 Joulu 2024

Brent Kim: From Farm to Fork and Beyond

"My colleague and I went out to Arizona because there was a community that was concerned about the expansion of an egg laying operation, essentially in their backyard. At full capacity, that operation was slated to house 12 million birds. 12 million birds. It's like New York City, but with chickens." – Brent Kim

We know that what we eat has an enormous impact on billions of animals, our health and the health of the planet. If we fail to change our diets and the food system, the planet will face increasingly severe environmental, social, and economic consequences, many of which are already beginning to unfold. We know this, we know that there is much we could be doing about it, on large and small scales, yet the urgency is not there.

I think the more knowledge we have, the more we are willing to demand change and even change ourselves. So, I wanted to go deeper into the food system to get a better understanding of its impact on public health, the planet, ecosystems and social justice, and mostly - to hear about how we change it.

This episode marks the beginning of a special four-part series with some of the experts from the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future.

This conversation is with Brent Kim. Brent is a program officer for the Center's Food Production and Public Health program. His research spans issues from farm to fork with published works on sustainable diets, climate change and industrial food, animal production, food and agriculture policy, soil safety, and urban food systems. He and I talk about much of it, how to change it and solutions for a much better future.

Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future https://clf.jhsph.edu/

Brent Kim https://clf.jhsph.edu/about-us/staff/brent-kim

Unconfined Podcast (from the Center for a Livable Future) https://clf.jhsph.edu/unconfined-podcast

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