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University of Warwick Launches Trial to Explore Environmentally-Sustainable Shopping Choices

A new research project launched today (15th) by a partnership including the University of Warwick will explore how shoppers can be encouraged to make more sustainable food choices while they do their online shopping.The online shopping project is par

United kingdomThijs van rensCarl oliverOyinlola oyebodeUniversity of warwick

Healthy foods are often more expensive Here s why

Eating a healthier or at least a more balanced diet is not always as easy as it sounds, with food prices leading to large disparities between rich and.

United statesUnited kingdomRebecca tobiThijs van rensVan rensFood foundationUk university of warwickInternational labour organizationWorld obesity federationWorld bankUk national farmer unionBroken plateFarmer unionClimate intelligence unit

Coventry professor says Rishi Sunak is treating us as fools with his scandalous net zero plans

Coventry professor says Rishi Sunak is treating us as fools with his scandalous net zero plans
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Andrew Bailey should quit after losing his mind over five percent interest rate rise | UK | News

The 0.5 percentage point increase is the sharpest increase since February, surprising economists who had been expecting a hike of 0.25 percentage points.

East sussexUnited kingdomThijs van rensSambit bhattacharyyaJeremy huntJames forresterAndrew baileySamuel mather holgateBank governor andrew baileyMonetary policy committeeUniversity of warwickEngland governor andrew baileyRishi sunakMurray financialSquare mileIndividual savings

Distorted fruit and vegetable prices lead to poor diet, claims study

New research shows that consumers are paying 40 percent more than marginal cost for fruit and vegetables, leading to a less healthy diet.

United statesUnited kingdomVan rensThijs van rensUniversity of warwickWarwick obesity networkScience advancesProfessor thijs van rensWarwick obesity

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