Dr. Lance Price is a co-director at the Antibiotic Resistance Action Center—or ARAC—at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University. ARAC was formed to research and educate people about the use and overuse of antibiotics in our food. Dr. Price’s research revolves around retracing the ecology, epidemiology, and evolution of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and has been cited as a great resource in peer-reviewed journals.

Lance joins me to discuss antibiotic resistance and how it can become a global threat to public health. He describes possible ways humans can prevent antibiotic resistance, including regulating antibiotic use in agriculture. He shares where his passion for researching superbugs stemmed from. He explains how governments all over the world are imposing laws on antibiotic use. Dr. Price also discusses why he prefers to add humor each time he’s asked to present his thoughts on antibiotic overuse.

 

"Antibiotics aren't a zero-risk category of drugs." - Dr. Lance Price

 

This week on CTRL-ALT-Meat:
Why antibiotic resistance is the most significant public health crisis
Solutions to fixing antibiotic resistance
What antimicrobial resistance is and the scale of the problem
What motivated Dr. Price to study the use of antibiotics in farm animals and their dangers
The strict regulations applied to antibiotic usage in animals
Mainstream food industries and their commitment to antibiotic-free sources
How bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics.
Price’s thoughts on public health being politicized
What we learned from the pandemic and the steps we need to take regarding healthcare
Why Dr. Price uses humor to communicate his ideas
What Dr. Price wants users to take away from this episode

 

Connect with Dr. Lance Price:
Antibiotic Resistance Action Center
Antibiotic Resistance Action Center on Twitter
 Lance Price on LinkedIn

 

Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow

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Dr. Lance Price is a co-director at the Antibiotic Resistance Action Center&mdash;or ARAC&mdash;at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University. ARAC was formed to research and educate people about the use and overuse of antibiotics in our food. Dr. Price&rsquo;s research revolves around retracing the ecology, epidemiology, and evolution of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and has been cited as a great resource in peer-reviewed journals.
Lance joins me to discuss antibiotic resistance and how it can become a global threat to public health. He describes possible ways humans can prevent antibiotic resistance, including regulating antibiotic use in agriculture. He shares where his passion for researching superbugs stemmed from. He explains how governments all over the world are imposing laws on antibiotic use. Dr. Price also discusses why he prefers to add humor each time he&rsquo;s asked to present his thoughts on antibiotic overuse.
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"Antibiotics aren't a zero-risk category of drugs." - Dr. Lance Price
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This week on CTRL-ALT-Meat:
<ul>
<li>Why antibiotic resistance is the most significant public health crisis</li>
<li>Solutions to fixing antibiotic resistance</li>
<li>What antimicrobial resistance is and the scale of the problem</li>
<li>What motivated Dr. Price to study the use of antibiotics in farm animals and their dangers</li>
<li>The strict regulations applied to antibiotic usage in animals</li>
<li>Mainstream food industries and their commitment to antibiotic-free sources</li>
<li>How bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics.</li>
<li>Price&rsquo;s thoughts on public health being politicized</li>
<li>What we learned from the pandemic and the steps we need to take regarding healthcare</li>
<li>Why Dr. Price uses humor to communicate his ideas</li>
<li>What Dr. Price wants users to take away from this episode</li>
</ul>
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Connect with Dr. Lance Price:
<ul>
<li><a href="http://battlesuperbugs.com/">Antibiotic Resistance Action Center</a></li>
<li><a href="https://twitter.com/battlesuperbugs">Antibiotic Resistance Action Center on Twitter</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/lance-b-price-4a102a41/"> Lance Price on LinkedIn</a></li>
</ul>
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Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow
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The global food system is facing unparalleled challenges and changes. So how can we reset for a better, more sustainable future? Introducing control alt meat, the weekly podcast that explores the issues transforming the global food business. Join us as we speak to the innovators and investors, policymakers, product developers, scientists, and chefs who are all on the frontline reshaping the future of our food.

The global food system is facing unparalleled challenges and changes. So how can we reset for a better, more sustainable future? Introducing control alt meat, the weekly podcast that explores the issues transforming the global food business. Join us as we speak to the innovators and investors, policymakers, product developers, scientists, and chefs who are all on the frontline reshaping the future of our food.

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The global food system is facing unparalleled challenges and changes. So how can we reset for a better, more sustainable future? Introducing control alt meat, the weekly podcast that explores the issues transforming the global food business. Join as we speak to the innovators and investors, policymakers, product developers, the scientists and the chefs who are all on the frontline reshaping the future of our food.

The global food system is facing unparalleled challenges and changes. So how can we reset for a better, more sustainable future? Introducing control alt meat, the weekly podcast that explores the issues transforming the global food business. Join as we speak to the innovators and investors, policymakers, product developers, the scientists and the chefs who are all on the frontline reshaping the future of our food.

Lance joins me to discuss antibiotic resistance and how it can become a global threat to public health. He describes possible ways humans can prevent antibiotic resistance, including regulating antibiotic use in agriculture. He shares where his passion for researching superbugs stemmed from. He explains how governments all over the world are imposing laws on antibiotic use. Dr. Price also discusses why he prefers to add humor each time he’s asked to present his thoughts on antibiotic overuse.

Approaching the Problem of Antimicrobial Resistance with Dr Lance Price

Alice Di Concetto is the Founder and Consultant at Animal Law Europe, a consulting firm dedicated to helping organizations make longer strides regarding European law and policy and animal welfare. Alice is a French and US-educated lawyer with over ten years of academic and professional experience in animal law. Alice’s experience working with various government and non-government organizations has allowed her to gain considerable wisdom in EU public affairs.

Alice joins me to discuss animal law, what it’s about, and the different ways countries apply their version of animal law. She shares the growing awareness of the link between agriculture and greenhouse gas emissions and explains why a country’s animal welfare laws are not good markers for how animals are actually treated. Alice also shares various resources for those who want to learn about animal law in greater detail.

"The study of animal law goes beyond studying animal welfare and legislation." - Alice Di Concetto

This week on Ctrl-Alt-Meat:
Why animal laws have recently been a hot topic
What exactly is "Animal Law"and what it's really about
The differences in animal laws across different countries
Comparing animal welfare in Guatemala versus France

Resources Mentioned:
Coller Animal Law Forum
ANIMAL LAW Monthly Podcast with Mariann Sullivan
Paw & Order Podcast
Harvard Law School Animal Law & Policy Program
Lewis & Clark Law School Center for Animal Law Studies
New York University Center for Environmental and Animal Protection
Tel Aviv University Environmental Justice and the Protection of Animal Rights

Connect with Alice Di Concetto:
Animal Law Europe
Alice Di Concetto on LinkedIn

Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow

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Alice Di Concetto is the Founder and Consultant at Animal Law Europe, a consulting firm dedicated to helping organizations make longer strides regarding European law and policy and animal welfare. Alice is a French and US-educated lawyer with over ten years of academic and professional experience in animal law. Alice&rsquo;s experience working with various government and non-government organizations has allowed her to gain considerable wisdom in EU public affairs.
Alice joins me to discuss animal law, what it&rsquo;s about, and the different ways countries apply their version of animal law. She shares the growing awareness of the link between agriculture and greenhouse gas emissions and explains why a country&rsquo;s animal welfare laws are not good markers for how animals are actually treated. Alice also shares various resources for those who want to learn about animal law in greater detail.
"The study of animal law goes beyond studying animal welfare and legislation." - Alice Di Concetto
This week on Ctrl-Alt-Meat:
<ul>
<li>Why animal laws have recently been a hot topic</li>
<li>What exactly is "Animal Law"and what it's really about</li>
<li>The differences in animal laws across different countries</li>
<li>Comparing animal welfare in Guatemala versus France</li>
</ul>
Resources Mentioned:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://calf.law/">Coller Animal Law Forum</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.ourhenhouse.org/animallaw/">ANIMAL LAW Monthly Podcast with Mariann Sullivan</a></li>
<li><a href="https://animaljustice.ca/feed/podcast/">Paw &amp; Order Podcast</a></li>
<li><a href="https://animal.law.harvard.edu/">Harvard Law School Animal Law &amp; Policy Program</a></li>
<li><a href="https://law.lclark.edu/centers/animal_law_studies/">Lewis &amp; Clark Law School Center for Animal Law Studies</a></li>
<li><a href="https://wp.nyu.edu/ceap/">New York University Center for Environmental and Animal Protection</a></li>
<li><a href="https://en-law.tau.ac.il/clinics/Environmental_Justice">Tel Aviv University Environmental Justice and the Protection of Animal Rights</a></li>
</ul>
Connect with Alice Di Concetto:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://animallaweurope.com/">Animal Law Europe</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/alice-di-concetto-352280a3/?originalSubdomain=be">Alice Di Concetto on LinkedIn</a></li>
</ul>
Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow
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Alice joins me to discuss animal law, what it’s about, and the different ways countries apply their version of animal law.

5 key things to know about Animal Law

Helena Wright is the Policy Director at FAIRR, a global network of investors that promotes responsible investing with ESG risks in mind. As Policy Director, Helena focuses on policy solutions related to opportunities and threats surrounding intensive animal agriculture. She regularly engages with people from the government, regulators, major industry bodies, and their respective investors. Before joining FAIRR, Helena was the Vice President for the World Wildlife Foundation in Singapore.

Helena joins me to discuss the things that will likely come up during COP26 and the UN Biodiversity Summit. We discuss why the commitment to keep rising global temperatures at a steady 1.5 Celsius is critical for many life forms in the ocean as well as the rest of the ecosystem. Helena also shares her thoughts on climate change funding and describes why governments will likely realign their climate finance goals.

"Climate stability and biodiversity are important for preservation of the ecosystem that we rely on for life." - Helena Wright

This week on Ctrl-Alt-Meat:
The environmental significance of stabilizing rising temperatures
Countries that are committed to reducing agriculture emissions
The importance of reconsidering biodiversity
Is Helena optimistic about reaching climate change goals?
Why governments will agree on a new climate finance goal

Resources Mentioned:
UN Biodiversity Summit 2022
COP26 Summit

Connect with Helena Wright:
FAIRR
Helena Wright on LinkedIn

Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow

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Helena Wright is the Policy Director at FAIRR, a global network of investors that promotes responsible investing with ESG risks in mind. As Policy Director, Helena focuses on policy solutions related to opportunities and threats surrounding intensive animal agriculture. She regularly engages with people from the government, regulators, major industry bodies, and their respective investors. Before joining FAIRR, Helena was the Vice President for the World Wildlife Foundation in Singapore.
Helena joins me to discuss the things that will likely come up during COP26 and the UN Biodiversity Summit. We discuss why the commitment to keep rising global temperatures at a steady 1.5 Celsius is critical for many life forms in the ocean as well as the rest of the ecosystem. Helena also shares her thoughts on climate change funding and describes why governments will likely realign their climate finance goals.
"Climate stability and biodiversity are important for preservation of the ecosystem that we rely on for life." - Helena Wright
This week on Ctrl-Alt-Meat:
<ul>
<li>The environmental significance of stabilizing rising temperatures</li>
<li>Countries that are committed to reducing agriculture emissions</li>
<li>The importance of reconsidering biodiversity</li>
<li>Is Helena optimistic about reaching climate change goals?</li>
<li>Why governments will agree on a new climate finance goal</li>
</ul>
Resources Mentioned:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.cbd.int/conferences/2021-2022">UN Biodiversity Summit 2022</a></li>
<li><a href="https://ukcop26.org/">COP26 Summit</a></li>
</ul>
Connect with Helena Wright:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.fairr.org/">FAIRR</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/helenawright/?originalSubdomain=uk">Helena Wright on LinkedIn</a></li>
</ul>
Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow
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Helena joins me to discuss the things that will likely come up during COP26 and the UN Biodiversity Summit.

5 key things to know about COP26

Philippa Thornton is an ESG Analyst at FAIRR Initiative, a network of investors worldwide with a mission to implement strict ESG investing practices across the global supply chain. Philippa is responsible for creating ESG Analysis within FAIRR’s Sustainable Proteins team. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Geography from Hertford College, Oxford, and has extensive experience working with environmental NGOs.

Philippa joins me to explain the dangers of antimicrobial resistance and why it is called a silent pandemic. She describes statistics regarding antimicrobial resistance and how it contributes to higher deaths per year. She discusses the link between agriculture and antimicrobial resistance and how humans can acquire this condition. Philippa also shares ways we can all help reduce the spread of antimicrobial resistance and the innovations and policies she is hopeful for in the coming years.

"Antimicrobial resistance can actually spread to humans directly through eating animal products and through the environment." - Philippa Thornton

This week on CTRL-ALT-Meat:
What antimicrobial resistance really means and the key points we need to know
How antimicrobial resistance is currently contributing to more deaths in recent years
The connection between antimicrobial resistance and animal agriculture
What we can expect in the future if antimicrobial resistance becomes more prominent
Moving forward to reduce the likelihood of widespread antimicrobial resistance
Countries prone to high levels of antimicrobial resistance
What Philipa feels hopeful about and examples of silver linings

Resources Mentioned:
Superbugs Unplugged podcast

Connect with Philipa Thornton:
FAIRR
FAIRR on LinkedIn
Philippa Thornton on LinkedIn

Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow

Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of CTRL-ALT-Meat. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.

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Philippa Thornton is an ESG Analyst at FAIRR Initiative, a network of investors worldwide with a mission to implement strict ESG investing practices across the global supply chain. Philippa is responsible for creating ESG Analysis within FAIRR&rsquo;s Sustainable Proteins team. She obtained her Bachelor&rsquo;s degree in Geography from Hertford College, Oxford, and has extensive experience working with environmental NGOs.
Philippa joins me to explain the dangers of antimicrobial resistance and why it is called a silent pandemic. She describes statistics regarding antimicrobial resistance and how it contributes to higher deaths per year. She discusses the link between agriculture and antimicrobial resistance and how humans can acquire this condition. Philippa also shares ways we can all help reduce the spread of antimicrobial resistance and the innovations and policies she is hopeful for in the coming years.
"Antimicrobial resistance can actually spread to humans directly through eating animal products and through the environment." - Philippa Thornton
This week on CTRL-ALT-Meat:
<ul>
<li>What antimicrobial resistance really means and the key points we need to know</li>
<li>How antimicrobial resistance is currently contributing to more deaths in recent years</li>
<li>The connection between antimicrobial resistance and animal agriculture</li>
<li>What we can expect in the future if antimicrobial resistance becomes more prominent</li>
<li>Moving forward to reduce the likelihood of widespread antimicrobial resistance</li>
<li>Countries prone to high levels of antimicrobial resistance</li>
<li>What Philipa feels hopeful about and examples of silver linings</li>
</ul>
Resources Mentioned:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://superbugs.buzzsprout.com/">Superbugs Unplugged podcast</a></li>
</ul>
Connect with Philipa Thornton:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.fairr.org/">FAIRR</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/farm-animal-investment-risk-&amp;-return-fairr-/">FAIRR on LinkedIn</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/philippa-thornton-b1976814b/?originalSubdomain=uk">Philippa Thornton on LinkedIn</a></li>
</ul>
Resetting the Food System for a Better Tomorrow
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Philippa joins me to explain the dangers of antimicrobial resistance and why it is called a silent pandemic. She describes statistics regarding antimicrobial resistance and how it contributes to higher deaths per year.

Approaching the Problem of Antimicrobial Resistance with Dr Lance Price

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