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Doughnut of social and planetary boundaries monitors a world out of balance. Nature.
Values shown are for 2022. Social wedges (inner ring) show the status of humanity relative to minimum social standards and ecological wedges (outer ring) show Earth-system status relative to planetary boundaries.

Biodiversity Loss Chemical Pollution

Doughnut of social and planetary boundaries monitors a world out of balance. Nature.

A reimagined doughnut economics framework shows that over the past two decades, progress in meeting people’s basic needs has been slow, while environmental pressures continue to rise. The richest countries are responsible for over 40% of environmental impacts, while the poorest face more than 60% of social shortfalls, emphasizing the need for equitable economies that care for people and planet.

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Fanning, A.L. and Raworth, K.

From the Soil Up: Why Biodiversity Matters for Human and Planetary Health

Biodiversity Loss Food Systems

From the Soil Up: Why Biodiversity Matters for Human and Planetary Health

In this lesson, Dr. Miller explores how food systems impact health through things like diet, environmental contamination, occupational hazards, and social inequality.

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Food EDU