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In this edition of the Food Systems podcast, speaking during an interview at this year's Forum for the Future of Agriculture Annual Conference, Alex Turk talks to NABU President Jörg-Andreas Krüger. During the conversation he stresses the need for cross-sector collaboration to tackle food security, climate change and biodiversity loss, pointing to war-driven food price rises as proof of rising urgency. He calls for minimum budgets for environmental and climate action over direct payments. Despite public attention shifting elsewhere, he cites NABU's growing membership as a sign support remains, and voices cautious optimism that Europe's emerging nature credits framework can avoid the mistakes made with carbon markets.
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