The Future of Food and Energy webinar recording
Mike Joy is the country’s best known, outspoken freshwater scientist. In this talk he gave to the Nelson Tasman Climate Forum on March 3 he links the food we eat to the energy we use and outlines the pitfalls that lie ahead. OCD strongly recommends listening to Mike’s well researched wisdom.
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