Substacks recommended by Liam Moore

Recommended by Liam Moore

Sustainability by numbers

By Hannah Ritchie

Using data and research to understand what really makes a difference

Hannah presents a wide range of data on interesting topics, in a way that's compelling and easy to understand.

- Liam Moore

Future Food Now

By Michal Klar

Writing about the climate impact of food production, food and agri tech, alternative protein and more - often with focus on Asia Pacific.

Michal covers important trends with an analytical eye, offering a balanced view and making sensible deductions, in a highly readable manner.

- Liam Moore

Forkful

By Kiersten Hickman

A newsletter inspiring you to break up with your diet and pick up a fork.

Kiersten has a great writing style, talking about healthy and holistic eating. This is a good one for debunking myths. Subscribe to get some helpful tips and inspiration when it comes to planning meals!

- Liam Moore

The Rotten Apple

By Karen Constable

Food Safety 🍏 Food Fraud 🍏 Supply Chains 🍏 Try it, you'll like it 🍏

Karen writes with authority about important issues like food safety and fraud within the global food system. Really interesting perspectives about stuff we might not be focusing on every day!

- Liam Moore

Dash of Prosecco

By Sinù

Home cooking and sustainable travel reflections from the mainland of Venice, Italy.

Laid back, light-hearted account of life in Venice - with some delicious vegetarian n Italian recipes. What more could you want?!

- Liam Moore

Life, Almost

By Jennie Agg

A newsletter about life in every sense. Fertility. Pregnancy loss. Women's health. Grief. Motherhood. Books. To-do lists. Sheep pictures.

Jennie speaks honestly and insightfully about issues which affect a large number of people, but which aren't spoken about enough.

- Liam Moore

The Intrinsic Perspective

By Erik Hoel

Bridging the two cultures of science and the humanities

The Grumpy Optimists

I'm George, a climate optimist who's channelling his inner climate frustrations by recapping positive climate news. Sometimes it's insightful, questionably funny and a great way to start the week.

bite-sized, accessible insights into interesting environmental issues, with an honest voice. Highly recommend!

- Liam Moore

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Recommended by Liam Moore