Tweets of the Week – 49/2019

This week’s most compelling tweets are a fascinating batch. We found a detailed, dense unpacking of the state-of-the-culinary-world; a frightening story of just how bad the dairy expansion is becoming for animal welfare in Ireland; another Irish one that was so good it lead to the deletion of the original article on climate change and methane.

Then we see Austria is set to ban glyphosate; anaerobic digests may not be the silver bullet (and have introduced us to the fabulous word ‘misbegotten’; Finland’s plan to pump cash into Pillar 2 of the CAP; environment and biodiversity crisis suggestions from Birdlife and the EEA; Shefali Sharma on Mercosur; the EU might also ban more pesticides; those stalwarts the European Count of Auditors have again thrown shreds off CAP; and finally, for world soil day, we hear policy suggestions to stop soil erosion. Enjoy!

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