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Prepared by ETC Group with additional research by Dr Elisabeth Abergel, for the International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers' Associations (IUF)
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¿Quién nos alimentará? - Libro para descargar y videos
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More than a set of agricultural practices, agroecology is profoundly political, intertwined with food sovereignty and peasants’ and farmers’ rights. Small-scale farmers, peasants, pastoralists and small-scale fishers – who make up what ETC calls “The Peasant Food Web” – already grow 70% of the world’s food using only 25% of agricultural resources.
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Déchiffrer les tendances scientifiques et technologiques émergentes fait partie intégrante du travail du Groupe ETC. Nous voulons saisir les implications des nouvelles réalités qui se font jour autour de nous, qu’il s’agisse d’intelligence artificielle, d’ingénierie sociale, de formes extrêmes de modifications génétiques, de concentration d’entreprises, de surveillance, d’autoritarisme ou de géoingénierie.
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En el Grupo ETC nos es fundamental tratar de entender las tendencias emergentes en ciencia y tecnología. Queremos comprender las implicaciones de las nuevas realidades que están surgiendo a nuestro alrededor, ya sea que se relacionen con inteligencia artificial, ingeniería social, formas extremas de modificación genética, poder de las corporaciones, vigilancia, autoritarismo o caos climático.
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Making sense of emerging trends in science and technology is a core part of what ETC Group does. We’re impatient to grasp the implications of new realities that are emerging around us, whether they relate to artificial intelligence, social engineering, extreme forms of digital genetic modification, corporate concentration, surveillance, authoritarianism or geoengineering.
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Target Malaria, a research consortium that aims to eradicate malaria-carrying species of mosquitoes using new genetic modification tools, does not have proper consent from communities for its experiment. That is the main message of a new short film that is being released this week.
“A Question of Consent: Exterminator Mosquitoes in Burkina Faso” documents conversations with residents of the areas where Target Malaria is conducting tests, as well as opposition from civil society groups in the region.
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