The "ethonal bubble" has been created by regulations, which are really corporate welfare. Small farming does not scale as large agro-business does, and the pop

The "ethonal bubble" has been created by regulations, which are really corporate welfare. Small farming does not scale as large agro-business does, and the population is increasing not declining. We get enough nutrients in our diet, and in places where that's not the case, attempts like golden rice have been attacked as being unnatural. Local farming is not sustainable. It's going away for a reason because market forces favor scalability with food production. Cheaper food HELPS stave off the impact of wealth inequality, not create it (as this article implies with no real justification). The stupidity and pretentious ignorance on display in this article (and masquerading as compassion and wisdom) is infuriating! It's like somebody took a wishlist of progressive political policies, and tried to tie it all together under one big umbrella of "National Food Policy." Yeah, some of these may be good ideas, but this is ideological hogwash, not a researched policy plan or even informed call to action.