# Tim Benton
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tim benton (born 21 June 1945, Rome ) is Professor Emeritus in the History of Art at the Open University in the UK as well as a writer and broadcaster. He has also taught at Columbia University, Williams College, and École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne . He has written extensively on the modernist architect Le Corbusier.
Post COP28 analysis with Professor Tim Benton
In this episode of Sustainability Talks, our Managing Partner Rob Genieser checks back in with Professor Tim Benton, Chair of Chatham House’s Climate Change Science programme, that works to develop evidence-based solutions for tackling climate change.
Our regular listeners will remember that Prof…
European farmer protests and the political battleground around sustainable agriculture with Tim Benton, Chatham House
Recent farmer protests across Europe have highlighted the political battleground around sustainable agriculture. The absence of effective policies and support for a just transition to Net Zero is positioning farmers as political pawns who are being exploitation by people outside the farming communi…
Has Finland Found the Future of Food?
Saunas, pickled food.. even Nokia phones. But do you associate Finland with the future of food? Sheila Dillon visits the new factory making microbial protein out of hydrogen, oxygen and various minerals. Solar Foods, in Finland, is the latest frontier in the commercial lab-grown food sector; their …
The Paradox of Plenty
For much of the world, food has never been as abundant or as inexpensive as it is now, but at what cost?
From the Archives: Revisiting the Tail Risks from Climate Change
In this special episode, revisit this conversation with Prof. Tim Benton, as we remind ourselves of the devastating potential of the tail risks from climate change.
Our regular listeners will know that we usually to take a break from the podcast in August. But every once in a while, in this fast-…
The UK's share of global emissions is 1% - should UK farmers still aim for net zero? - Big Debate Episode 2
In this second episode of Meet the Farmers: The Big Debate hosts Ally Hunter Blair and Sophie Gregory turn to the topic of climate as COP30 kicks off in Brazil. They are joined by Brazilian agricultural journalist Marianna Grilli and Professor Tim Benton to explore the subject. They also discuss ch…
Why the Food System is About to Collapse [TIM BENTON]
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Our food system is on the verge of collapse — but we can fix it.
In this episode, we’re joined by Tim Benton, one of the world’s leading experts on food security, to unpack the deep systemic drivers behind the crisis… and what a truly regenerative future could look like.
We cover:
Why the food…
Food Justice
The number of chronically hungry people in the world is over 800 million, yet developed countries are facing health challenges from rising rates of obesity. The growing problems of food security and water scarcity seem an issue of distribution rather than availability. But other factors also influe…
Was Le Corbusier the villain of this story?
I’m joined by architectural historian Tim Benton for an in-depth look at Eileen Gray’s Villa E-1027, and what her design says about modernism at its most intimate. Tim was one of the first scholars to seriously document and interpret Gray’s work, and he brings decades of insight to our conversation…
Our Food Systems Are Unstable - It's About To Get Worse. With Prof. Tim Benton
We've all noticed that food prices keep going up without an end in sight. Couple that with the increasingly dramatic effects of climate change and a world that's increasingly unstable, and you've got a legitimate crisis on your hands.
Which begs the question - will we really be able to feed a pop…
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