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Pessimism on the Food Front
Virtually all trends, biophysical and socioeconomic, suggest that levels of hunger, already high, will only increase as the human population grows and its life-support systems are degraded. Steps that might ameliorate the situation are, unhappily, nowhere in sight.
Pessimism on the Food Front
Virtually all trends, biophysical and socioeconomic, suggest that levels of hunger, already high, will only increase as the human population grows and its life-support systems are degraded. Steps that might ameliorate the situation are, unhappily, nowhere in sight.
Pessimism on the Food Front
Paul R. Ehrlich (author) / John Harte (author)
2018
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
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