We Can't Go On Eating Like This

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Simon Wright and Sarah Dickins look at climate change through the lens of food.

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We Can't Go On Eating Like This: What’s going on with the way Wales eats?

What’s going on with the way Wales eats?

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Sarah Dickins and Simon Wright meet those at the sharp end of the food system.

Farmers' protests, hunger marches, a rocketing NHS bill and worries about where our food is coming from. People at the sharp end talk about their struggles.

Farmers are protesting, rallies are taking place and diet related disease is crippling the NHS. 
Sarah Dickins and Simon Wright meet those at the sharp end of the food system to discover how they are facing up to their personal struggles. They hear from families in Pontypridd scrabbling to feed themselves, Farmers that can barely turn a profit and policymakers in Cardiff Bay about the scale of the challenge Wales faces in feeding itself.  
Leading commentator, Professor Tim Lang makes an urgent call for Wales to be a beacon of change. Future Generation Commissioner Derek Walker tells us why a plan for food is essential to the well-being of future generations and the newly appointed Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs is quizzed on his response.

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