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Eco-Economy Indicators: GRAIN HARVEST - Earth Policy Institute Resources on Food and Agriculture
World Grain Production, 1950-2006 (figure and table) Figure 2: World Grain Production Per Person, 1950-2006 (figure and table) Figure 3: World Grain Production and Consumption, 1960-2006 (figure and table) Figure 4: World Grain ...
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Eating Fossil Fuels
His investigation led him to look at the totality of food production in the US. Because the US and Canada feed much of the world, the answers have ... food crops. Between 1950 and 1984, as the Green Revolution transformed agriculture around the globe, world grain production increased by 250%.4 That is a tremendous increase in the amount of food energy ...
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Culture, Values and the Environment Editorial
From 1950 to 1984, world grain production expanded by 2.6 per cent per year, raising the grain harvested per person by 40 per cent. This ... in grain production has slowed down to approximately 1 per cent per year. In some developing regions, particularly sub-Saharan Africa, food production is actually falling - of the 90 poorest countries in the world ...
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Eco-Economy Indicators: GRAIN HARVEST - Data
Grain Indicator Data: Figure 1: World Grain Production, 1950-2006 (figure and table) Figure 2: World Grain Production Per Person, 1950-2006 (figure and table) Figure 3: World Grain Production and Consumption, 1960-2006 (figure and table) Figure 4: World Grain ...
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Robert Gilman - "Sustainability"
World per capita grain production has been in decline since the mid 1980s due to soil degradation and the loss of farmland, and shows every sign of declining still further in the coming decades. The world fish catch shows a similar pattern as fisheries around the world are over-fished and exhausted. Yet world ...
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Table - Grain Production, Consumption & Import - Comparison of Projections
Table - Grain Production, Consumption & Import - Comparison of Projections IIASA Title Page Foreword Introduction Arguments Data FAQ In-depth ... Food Demand 1995 - 2020: Various Projections Compared Brown Rosegrant, et al. Huang, et al. USDA World Bank Pro- duction De- mand Im- ports Pro- duction De- mand Im- ports Pro- duction ...
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It is a myth that world hunger is due to scarcity of food
World food supply is abundant The world's food supply is abundant, not scarce. The world production of grain and many other foods is ... support organs increased grain production significantly. Still the book notes that "in several of the biggest Green Revolution successes -India, Mexico, and the Philippines for example - grain production and in ...
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GRAIN | Resources
In this agriculture, farmers are merely recipients of technology, forced to sign contracts ... and cannot be done in their fields and with their crops. This section of the GRAIN website is about this growing disjuncture between the industrial agriculture research agenda and the ...
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GRAIN | Fight for rights
The strengthening and further building of locally adapted production and market systems to support sustainable food economies is pitted against ... (IPR) regimes -- which clash with community rights -- are being imposed around the world as the central instrument to open and control markets and to ... plus TRIPS review Links Feedback Copy and distribute Privacy About GRAIN ...
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Is organic agriculture a possible solution to world hunger
The World Watch Institute takes a much more pessimistic view, claiming that cereal production ... is compelling to point to the fact that overall world food production is sufficient to nourish all and that the problem ... world market: one beer more to every Chinese person a year demands 370,000 tonnes of barley. And higher demand for grain ...
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