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    Your sustainable diet for the year 2050: More nuts, less sugar and red meat

    by Deborah Netburn, Los Angeles Times Jan 17, 2019 2 minutes

    Good news, Earthlings! An international team of scientists reports that it is indeed possible to feed everyone on the planet a healthy and environmentally sustainable diet by the year 2050.

    All it will take is a wholesale, radical change to what foods we eat and the way we produce them.

    "We call it the Great Food Transformation," said Jessica Fanzo, director of the Global Food Ethics and Policy

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