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Growing carbon is not like growing watermelons: the seductive trap of carbon farming and digital tech(To read the transcript go to: https://www.etcgroup.org/tags/podcast)Tune into the next episode in our latest podcast mini-series, Who Will C
Disruptive digital food and ag techs are invading indigenousterritories in India.(To read the transcript go to: https://www.etcgroup.org/tags/podcast)Tune into the next episode in our latest podcast mini-series, Who Will Control the Food Sys
The “Immaculate Conception of Data” – and why it’s a problem(To read the transcript go to: https://www.etcgroup.org/tags/podcast)Tune into the next episode in our latest podcast mini-series, Who Will Control the Food System, where we uncover
Industrial agriculture is not so much jumping on the “Food Systems Transformation” band wagon as trying to steal it!(To read the transcript go to: https://www.etcgroup.org/tags/podcast)Don’t fall for the UN’s new Food Systems Coordination Hub
Los barones de la alimentación. Entrevista a Silvia RibeiroEn esta serie de podcast del Grupo ETC, hablaremos de quién controla lo que comemos, y cómo van cambiando las cosas en este sector. Comentaremos sobre las empresas que ganan cada vez
La cadena agroalimentaria digital. Entrevista a Pepe GodoyEn esta serie de podcast del Grupo ETC, hablaremos de quién controla lo que comemos, y cómo van cambiando las cosas en este sector. Comentaremos sobre las empresas que ganan cada vez
In this interview, Sabrina Masinjila, from the African Centre for Biodiversity, speaks to ETC Group about some key targets in the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) being negotiated at COP15 in Montreal. She explains the importance of agroecol
Find out what's happening at the Convention on Biological Diversity's COP 15 in Montreal, with this introduction to the COP by guest interviewee Christine von Weizsäcker. You can read the full transcript of the interview over at our website at:
The push to get untried and untested corporate-backed bio- and digital technologies accepted as ‘nature-positive solutions’ is taking place in the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) as well as climate negotiations. The long-postponed glo
In celebration of United Nations World Philosophy Day 2021, ETC Group presents its third and final podcast in the "Spanner in the System" series, focussing on the philosophical underpinnings of corporate visions for disruptive technology, toget
Find out what geoengineering is, why it's so dangerous, and why the idea of these largely non-existent technologies is being used as an alibi for the fossil fuel industry to continue extracting and polluting.
Why not listen to our new podcast during your lunch break today? As we mark World Food Day (16 October), it’s a good time to pause and reflect on our food and where it comes from. Our first podcast, in our new mini-series on disruptive tech, pr
En esta historia, seguimos a un joven campesino llamado Jack mientras trepa una enredadera de datos que conduce al castillo de un gigante, donde descubre lo que sucede cuando conecta su granja a las brillantes aplicaciones y las deslumbrante
In this special episode of the ETC Group podcast, we're sidestepping into the world of fairy stories to celebrate World Storytelling Day 2021, which focuses on 'New Beginnings'. 'Jack and the Cloud Giant' is a twist on an old European fairy tal
What kind of system of knowledge considers it a good idea to try to manipulate the whole climate of an entire planet? For our second of two episodes on geoengineering, ETC Group's Dru Jay spoke to Tom Goldtooth, who is the Executive Director of
Who is behind schemes to block the sun and suck carbon out of the air – instead of rapidly reducing emissions?ETC Latin America Director Silvia Ribeiro talks about who is driving the geoengineering agenda and how geoengineering will affect peo
In this podcast episode, ETC Group speaks to Abeba Birhane, a PhD candidate in cognitive science at University College Dublin in the School of Computer Science. Birhane talks about her work on the algorithmic colonisation of Africa, why we need
Zahra Moloo asks Jim Thomas a seemingly simple question: what is technology? The answer takes us into the core of ETC's work, and the basic ideas behind our multi-decade push for Technology Assessment, and explains how "Mooney's Law" works.
This episode is also available with video.Those backing risky new technologies are seeing growing profits and power during the COVID-19 crisis. From fast-tracking genomic testing and novel vaccines to automation of ‘people-free’ supply chains,
In this episode (recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic began in earnest), ETC Founder Pat Mooney discusses ETC's communiqué, The Next Agribusiness Takeover: Multilateral Food Agencies and the moves powerful corporate actors are making to take
ETC's Tom Wakeford speaks with Ugandan lawyer and advocate Barbara Ntambirweki about gene drives, a powerful new genetic technology that can change species in the wild and make species go extinct.
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