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Universal Food Security: How To End Hunger While Protecting The Planet  

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Contents\\r\\n\\r\\nPart I: The Challenge of Food Security\\r\\nChapter 1: The Persistent Paradox of Hunger and Abundance\\r\\nChapter 2: Defining Food Security: Availability, Access, Utilization, and Stability\\r\\nChapter 3: The Human Cost of Malnutrition and Dietary Deficiencies\\r\\n\\r\\nPart II: The Environmental Imperative\\r\\nChapter 4: Agriculture\\\'s Heavy Footprint on Land, Water, and Climate\\r\\nChapter 5: Biodiversity Loss and the Industrialization of Food Systems\\r\\nChapter 6: Planetary Boundaries and Sustainable Limits for Production\\r\\n\\r\\nPart III: Pathways to Transformation\\r\\nChapter 7: Sustainable Intensification: Growing More with Less\\r\\nChapter 8: Resilient Supply Chains and Reducing Food Loss and Waste\\r\\nChapter 9: Empowering Smallholder Farmers and Rural Communities\\r\\nChapter 10: Harnessing Technology, Innovation, and Data in Agriculture\\r\\n\\r\\nPart IV: Policy, Economics, and Governance\\r\\nChapter 11: Reforming Agricultural Subsidies and Market Incentives\\r\\nChapter 12: Climate-Smart Governance and International Cooperation\\r\\nChapter 13: Financing the Transition to Sustainable Food Systems\\r\\n\\r\\nConclusion: A Roadmap for Universal Food Security and Planetary Health

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338.1 Gle u

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New York : Columbia University Press., 2023

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xviii, 425 hlm. : ilus; 23,3 cm

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English

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978-0-231-21727-9

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338.1 Gle u

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Food security
Agriculture and state
Sustainable agriculture

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