La insostenible agricultura 4.0
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En colaboración con la Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung México, Centroamérica y El Caribe, presentamos el 19 de noviembre la 2da edición en castellano de La insostenible agricultura 4.0
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En colaboración con la Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung México, Centroamérica y El Caribe, presentamos el 19 de noviembre la 2da edición en castellano de La insostenible agricultura 4.0
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¿Quién controlará los alimentos y la agricultura en la década que comienza?
Si eres una de las muchas personas que se preocupan por nuestra comida y de dónde viene, ¡no estás sola! Un nuevo terremoto está fracturando nuestros sistemas alimentarios y amenaza con dar forma al futuro de la alimentación y la agricultura en el curso de los próximos diez años.
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As part of our contribution to a new Global Citizen’s Report ‘Gates to a Global Empire’, we explore the way in which the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) is forcing dangerous gene drive technologies onto the world. BMGF is either the first or second largest funder of gene drive research (alongside the shadowy U.S. military organisation Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) whose exact level of investment is disputed).
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ETC Group contributes to a new Global Citizen’s Report ‘Gates to a Global Empire’ which explores the many ways in which the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation wield immense influence across the globe, driving a form of “techno-solutionism” that prioritizes corporate power and profit and ignores over strengthening communities and sustainable solutions. Here we examine Bill Gates’ well-known promotion and funding of untested and potentially devastating geoengineering technologies, which provide cover for his less-known financial investments in fossil fuel technologies.
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In this podcast episode, ETC Group speaks to Abeba Birhane, a PhD candidate in cognitive science at University College Dublin in the School of Computer Science. Birhane talks about her work on the algorithmic colonisation of Africa, why we need to normalise critical thinking on new technologies and if there is such a thing as “ethical" AI.
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MEXICO, 3 September 2020 : Emerging Ag Inc., a synthetic biotech industry lobbying firm, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, has been allowed to take a driving seat in discussions about biodiversity conservation and synthetic biology amongst members of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), in advance of IUCN’s next World Congress in 2021 [1].
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