Podcast: Tuskegee plant scientist on how outdated environmentalist ideology blocks biotech-led new Green Revolution

Juxtaposing old with new. Credit: Agnes Denes
Juxtaposing old with new. Credit: Agnes Denes

In the third episode on power in the food system, we speak with Channa Prakash, professor of crop genetics, biotechnology and genomics at Tuskegee University in the United States. Channa has been actively involved in enhancing the societal awareness of food biotechnology issues around the world.

We speak with Channa about who decides what ends up on our table, discuss how his personal story connects to the Green Revolution, and unpack how he sees ideology as getting in the way of science.screen shot at pm

We also learn how Channa approaches food systems debates as we discuss Golden Rice, the Green Revolution, and different efforts to promote organic farming across South Asia.

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