Hungry, hungry earth:

A longer fall job description for those who asked:

"Duties for the first E/EST intern will include: Promoting general support for agricultural biotechnology in the UK and reporting UK government, NGO, and general public attitudes in this issue. In addition, the intern will likely investigate and report on UK attitude toward other specific scientific issues.
Duties for both E/EST interns will include:
Progress toward greater use of renewable energy, the future of the UK's nuclear industry, and a variety of ocean issues ranging from marine pollution and protection of the coral reefs to the safety of life at sea (E/EST represents the United States at the International Maritime Organization, the UN agency based in London which is responsible for maritime issues). Interns will assist on public diplomacy efforts as well as prepare analytical reports on some of the above topics and join EST Counselor in presenting demarches to UK officials. Previous interns attended conferences on biotechnology and renewable energy and attended negotiations at the International Maritime Organization."

So yeah. Farm spy.