Spotlight on food security

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Spotlight on food security

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Jul 17, 2022

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Wayne Gordon and Giovanni Staunovo join us to discuss a UBS Global Wealth Management CIO report that focuses on agriculture. They talk about how the war in Ukraine has affected the sector, the pressure caused by high energy prices and the profound challenges posed by climate change.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jul 17, 2022

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