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Foodomics: A lever to avoid the Darwinian boomerang of malnutrition and compromised nutritional value in the rapidly emerging green food transition

2025-04-04

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Since the 18th century, the industrial revolution has brought tremendous success in food production, enabling the feeding of more than 8 billion people. However, the success comes with consequences – what we call the Darwinian boomerang of industrialization. The consequences include accelerated global warming, increasing greenhouse gas emissions, water scarcity, overexploitation of natural resources, desertificati...

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10.1016/j.tifs.2025.104997
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