Mark Bittman on the Impact of Food

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Mar 24, 202100:20:48Health

New York Times bestselling author and food expert Mark Bittman talks about the history of human food consumption and how industrial agriculture has serious impacts on pollution, racism, and water degradation. Plus, he sh...

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