Malware in the policy
We presume that the future of our climate, how we feed and water ourselves and the homes we live in are dependent on many things – environmental, economic, social and geopolitical. But fundamentally, it’s all about how we work the fields.
Farming indices used to be pastoral symphonies of facts,, I now imagine a department within GCHQ full of tweeded Cirencester graduates crunching data before stumbling across malware that unveils a conspiracy, under the guise of climate change mitigation, to remove the nation’s ability to feed and house itself.
