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2. The researchers describe this as a paradox

Wed Jun 3, 2026, 01:21 PM

Jun 3

Somewhat like "belling the cat” everyone agrees that it's got to be done, but, actually doing it presents a challenge.

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Europe's food systems are locked in, but researchers may have found the keys [View all] OKIsItJustMe Jun 3 OP

It sounds great but changing a system is slow amidst tradeoffs bucolic_frolic Jun 3 #1

The researchers describe this as a paradox OKIsItJustMe Jun 3 #2