List of figuresList of tablesAcknowledgementsList of contributorsIntroduction: Extinction or Regeneration? Humanity has the choiceJoyce D’Silva and Carol McKennaPart 1: The Urgency of Food Systems Change 1. Why our Children’s Future Depends on a Global Agreement on Food, Climate, and Animal WelfarePhilip Lymbery2. Addressing Power and Poverty in a Crisis-Prone Food SystemOlivier De Schutter, Chantal Wei-Ying Clément and Nick Jacobs3. Accelerating the SDGs: The Opportunity of Agrifood Systems TransformationStefanos Fotiou and Rathana Peou Norbert-Munns4. Food Systems Futures and How to Achieve ThemTim Benton5. Preventing and Preparing for Pandemics: Why Food Systems Must TransformMelissa LeachPart 2: Planetary Health6. The Global Food System Can and Must Be Transformed to Respect Planetary BoundariesKatherine Richardson and Jakob Fritzbøger Christensen7. Regenerative Management of Agroecosystem Soils to Minimise Extinction Risks and for Climate and Food SecurityRattan LalPart 3: Human Health and Sustainable Diets 8. Eating Plant-Based for Better HealthShireen Kassam9. Intensive Farming and the Antibiotic Resistance CrisisCóilín Nunan10. Transforming Chinese Agrifood Systems to Achieve Sustainable Healthy DietsShenggen Fan and Xiaolong Feng11. The Environmental Benefits of Vegan Pet FoodAndrew KnightPart 4: Animal Health and Welfare 12. One Biology, Sustainable and Regenerative Farming: A Role for Pig and Poultry Production?Donald M. Broom13. Understanding Sentient Minds, Darwin, Humpty Dumpty and the BuddhaJohn Webster14. Culture in Sentient Beings: Purpose, Evolution, ConservationCarl SafinaPart 5: Regenerative Farming and Agroecology: the Future of Farming15. Compassion: the Foundation of Regenerative FarmingVandana Shiva16. Regenerating Agriculture, Ecosystems and ClimateAndré Leu17. Achieving a Peaceful and Verdant Future: a Farmer’s PerspectiveSeth Watkins18. How Agroecology is Mitigating the Worst Effects of Climate Change in Tanzania Janet Maro19. Can Dairy Farming be Part of the Solution?David Finlay20. Poultry-Centred Regenerative Agriculture: Tree- range® Chicken FarmingReginaldo Haslett-Marroquin21. Regenerative farming without farmed animalsAmir Kassam and Laila Kassam22. Aquaculture must be part of the shift towards regenerative farmingNatasha Boyland and Elena LaraPart 6: Routes to Food Systems Transformation Changing the financial architecture 23. Countering Corporate and Financial Concentration in the Global Food SystemJennifer Clapp24. Global Economic Benefits of Eating BetterSteven Lord, Benjamin Leon Bodirsky, Debbora Leip, Hermann Lotze-Campen and Michael S. Crawford25. Shifting Bank Funding away from Factory FarmingPeter StevensonChanging food business26. Putting Sentience into Food PolicyHenry Dimbleby27. The Role of Business in a Food System Fit for the FutureLaura Strangeway and Tracey Jones28. Food as the Problem, Food as the SolutionJames Bailey29. Holistic Frameworks for Sustainability in Food and FarmingLesley Mitchell, Fabia Bromovsky, Richard Kipling and Emily Lewis-BrownChanging Minds to Change Policies 30. What is Needed for Transformation?Molly Anderson 31. The Earth will Tell usRuud Zanders32. How to Achieve National Plant-Based Policies: the Case of DenmarkRune-Christoffer Dragsdahl33. The Conscious Food Systems Alliance: Inner Capacities for Regenerative Food SystemsThomas Legrand and Noemi Altobelli34. Native American Regenerative Food and Land Management SystemsLyla June JohnstonConclusion: Moving from extinction to securing regeneration: the mission of a movementJoyce D’Silva and Carol McKennaIndex

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