The main points of the manifesto:

• Industrial globalized agriculture contributes to and is vulnerable to climate change
• Ecological and organic farming contributes to mitigation and adaptation to climate change
• Transition to local, sustainable food systems benefits the environment and public health
• Biodiversity reduces vulnerability and increases resilience
• Genetically modified seeds and breeds: a false solution and dangerous diversion
• Industrial agrofuels: a false solution and new threat to food security
• Water conservation is central to sustainable agriculture
• Knowledge transition for climate adaptation
• Economic transition toward a sustainable and equitable food future

The article goes on to discuss much more regarding the sustainable food movement and its response to climate change.

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