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Making food more expensive is not a way to fix the food system, because higher food prices fall hardest on the poorest people.

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  1. Hannah Ritchie Simply making fossil fuels more expensive without having affordable alternatives just makes energy more expensive, which hits the poorest hardest. hannahritchie.substack.com

    Data scientist at Our World in Data and author of Not the End of the World

    Simply making fossil fuels more expensive without having affordable alternatives just makes energy more expensive, which hits the poorest hardest.
  2. George Monbiot But while I have seen no evidence (and Chris provides none) that higher food prices alleviate global hunger, there is a wealth of evidence that they exacerbate it. monbiot.com

    Guardian columnist and environmental writer

    But while I have seen no evidence (and Chris provides none) that higher food prices alleviate global hunger, there is a wealth of evidence that they exacerbate it.

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