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Feeding the Future: From Fat to Famine, How to Solve the World's Food Crises

by Andrew Heintzman and Evan Solomon

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As humanity enters the 21st century, globalization and modernization promise to make for more consumption of grains, beef, and fish than ever before. The 2 billion inhabitants of India and China are set to purchase at unprecedented levels, and sub-Saharan Africa will need to overcome its many torturous famines. What kinds of fixes can ensure the stability of the food supply throughout the 21st century and beyond? Feeding the Future provides pragmatic, learned solutions to the issues that loom large. Nine chapters, each penned by a different expert, examine issues ranging from food safety to the business of food to conservation. "Fish or Cut Bait" examines overfishing and other practices that threaten to ruin the world's seas, while "Between Feast and Famine" takes on the issue of global trade, showing how globalization can be made to work for all. Combining social ingenuity, emerging technologies, and smart business models, Feeding the Future offers real solutions for a world that needs them now more than ever.

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As humanity enters the 21st century, globalization and modernization promise to make for more consumption of grains, beef, and fish than ever before. What kinds of fixes can ensure the stability of the food supply throughout the 21st century and beyond? This work examines issues ranging from food safety to the business of food to conservation, and offers real solutions for a world that needs them now more than ever.

Product Details

ISBN:
9780887847448
Author:
Andrew Heintzman and Evan Solomon
Publisher:
House of Anansi Press
Foreword by:
Schlosser, Eric
Foreword:
Schlosser, Eric
Editor:
Heintzman, Andrew; Solomon, Evan
Editor:
Solomon, Evan
Editor:
Heintzman, Andrew
Author:
Heintzman, Andrew
Author:
Schlosser, Eric
Author:
Solomon, Evan
Subject:
General
Subject:
Food Science
Subject:
Famines
Subject:
Food supply
Subject:
Industries - Agribusiness
Subject:
BUS070010
Subject:
Agricultural innovations
Subject:
Science Reference-Technology
Copyright:
Edition Description:
Trade Paper
Series:
Ingenuity Project
Publication Date:
November 2006
Binding:
TRADE PAPER
Language:
English
Illustrations:
Y
Pages:
336
Dimensions:
8 x 6 in 17.5 oz

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"Synopsis" by , As humanity enters the 21st century, globalization and modernization promise to make for more consumption of grains, beef, and fish than ever before. What kinds of fixes can ensure the stability of the food supply throughout the 21st century and beyond? This work examines issues ranging from food safety to the business of food to conservation, and offers real solutions for a world that needs them now more than ever.

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