Wednesday, July 29 1:00 PM EST
Join us for a timely discussion on the growing challenges facing global food systems and the opportunities to build resilience. Food security is no longer just an agricultural issue, it’s increasingly shaped by climate change, conflict, energy systems, and global supply chains. As multiple crises converge, risks to the world’s food system are becoming more interconnected, with consequences that extend far beyond farms.
This conversation will explore the systemic drivers behind today’s growing food security challenges, why resilience matters now more than ever, and what practical solutions can strengthen food systems for the future.
Speakers:
Hunter Lovins — Co-founder, COPx | President, Natural Capitalism Solutions
Martin Frick — Co- founder, COPx | World Food Programme
Moderator:
Paul Rowland — Chief Operating Officer, Environment Next
We’ll cover:
• Why food security has become a systemic global challenge
• How climate, conflict, and energy disruptions are reshaping agriculture
• The promise of regenerative and resilient food systems
• Practical actions to strengthen local and global food security
• Discussion of next steps and ideas for COPx
We’ll leave plenty of time for audience Q&A.
