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Hey everyone and welcome to this episode of The Disclosure Podcast. In today's episode,

I am thrilled to be joined by Milana Malaric. Malarich. Malana is an expert when it comes to

information around plant-based alternatives, the ultra-process conversation, and around

sustainability and farming and

agriculture in general. She has a BA in Environmental Studies from St. Mary's College of California

and a Master's in Science, which is in relation to environmental studies, global food security,

global food systems, and sustainability from the University of Edinburgh.

Malana also was awarded the Best Dissertation Prize for her work on household food waste behavior

during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Malana has been working in the intersection of food and sustainability for over 10 years now,

and she is a co-founder of the rooted research collective, which is a group of

multidisciplinary academics who are working to sort of transform research insights into

data-driven and strategic policies that can be implemented to help create a sustainable

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