SOIL / "THE JUST TRANSITION" / POWER OF FOOD

Question 1

Monboit article title -

Answer 1

“under our feet” soil something

Question 2

Monboit - bacteria

Answer 2

same in soil same in gut

Question 3

Monboit - how often can have beef if sustainable?

Answer 3

Once a month. But probably not. The rich would buy it.

Question 4

Monboit - Perennials -

Answer 4

• way more sustainable / productive in long run

Question 5

Benny & Aithish ~ title

Answer 5

deepening the just transition through food sovereignty and something

Question 6

Benny & Aithish ~ political goal =

Answer 6

THE COMMONS

Question 7

Benny & Aithish ~ food sovereignty = changing society w/o

Answer 7

seizing power

Question 8

Benny & Aithish ~ S. Africa focus on

Answer 8

Agro-Ecology

Question 9

Benny & Aithish ~ what kind of economy?

Answer 9

solidarity economy

Question 10

McMichael - title

Answer 10

the power of food

Question 11

McMichael - What word has replaced colonialism?

Answer 11

Development

Question 12

McMichael - financialization has caused =

Answer 12

increasingly fictitious monetary relations

Question 13

McMichael - aside from West and Russia, this conflict also integral

Answer 13

EU vs US

Question 14

McMichael - When corps become fewer and bigger =

Answer 14

corporate clustering

Question 15

McMichael - why GE crops fail?

Answer 15

terminator gene

Question 16

McMichael - “the culture of the new commons” =

Answer 16

“the blessing in disguise of being marginalized and growing your own food because you’re unemployed”

Question 17

Lecture - solidarity economy

Answer 17

people over profit

Question 18

Lecture - ideology explains -

Answer 18

finance and power

Question 19

Lecture - commodificiation is ____ being denied

Answer 19

reciprocity

Question 20

Lecture - 2nd effect of denied reciprocity =

Answer 20

social / enviro costs of production are denied, because “it’s just a tomato”

Question 21

Lecture - free market globalization is =

Answer 21

belief system

Question 22

McMichael - lots of poor and farmers spend -

Answer 22

half of their income on food

Question 23

Lecture - “free trade” in other words =

Answer 23

capital is exported / food is imported

Question 24

Lecture - subjective ways we drive out poor producers =

Answer 24

safety, hygiene, animal cruelty

Question 25

Lecture - 1st world farmers lobby to be seen as -

Answer 25

“in need” / and therefore become subsidized by 3rd world

Question 26

Lecture - keyword =

Answer 26

MONOPSONY (like Canadian cellphone service providers)

Question 27

Lecture - much of Africa (7 countries) creating ** which they do not use

Answer 27

biofuels

Question 28

Monboit - suggests shrinking acreage because

Answer 28

C02