Chaos when its all over?

It's not necessary to eat meat or 'meat substitute kinds of veggies' (whatever they are) either. I'm still alive and fighting fit yet haven't eaten it for over fifty years!

I remember reading in The Financial Times: "The rise of supercentres such as Westfield ushers in a dismal climate for High Street retailers in the UK and elsewhere."

Westfield, which owns shopping malls across the world has a stranglehold monoply but must now be looking at their own balance sheets with the same fear as those small shopkeepers faced whom it put out of business.

MOnica: the voice of reason.

It's not necessary to eat meat or 'meat substitute kinds of veggies' (whatever they are) either. I'm still alive and fighting fit yet haven't eaten it for over fifty years!

You eat no protein?
The UK does not grow a lot of high protein plants.
You need to HEAVILY process and concentrate peas for example to get much protein out of them

Hunger is not the alternative to industrial farming. Read this: www.iddri.org/en/publications-and-events/study/agroecological-europe-2050-multifunctional-agriculture-healthy-eating

notanan2, I eat plenty of protein, it's B12 and zinc that I have to watch as thhey can be problematic. I've had four healthy kids and a very strong, fit life on this diet, too.

On a typical day I'll scoff a lot of oats, chickpeas, broccoli, nooch (nutritional yeast), some sweetcorn and peas, perhaps some lentils. They all have protein. I combine pulses with grains (beans on toast, rice and peas etc.) to make complete forms. It's not a problem.

Most pulses etc bought in the UK are imported.

“An agro-ecological project based on abandoning pesticides and synthetic fertilisers and redeploying extensive grasslands and landscape “

A quote from the first paragraph

Anyone who believes this is away with the Fairies, really, they are saying reducing food production would give us all a healthier diet and because we are all eating less, there would be more room for biodiversity.

David read further.