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Feeding the Planet: Environmental Protection through Sustainable Agriculture.

The alarming increase in the human population, with its immense need for agriculturally productive land and its growing environmental degradation, has pushed the Earth's biosphere to the breaking point. Qualitative progress must quickly lead to a type of agriculture that combines high productiv...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Hahlbrock, Klaus
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: 2010.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a FEEDING THE PLANET: Environmental Protection through Sustainable Agriculture; Contents; Editor's Foreword; Preface; Introduction; 1 Human Population and Ecological Consequences; Early Phase and the Neolithic Revolution; The Scientific/Technological Revolution; Reduced Biodiversity; Ambivalence of Progress; Priority of Existential Basic Needs; Practical Consequences; The Challenge. 
505 8 |a Early Stages of Cultural EvolutionThe Fertile Crescent; Advanced Civilizations of the Bronze Age; European Antiquity in Greece and Rome; From the Middle Ages to the Modern Era; The Present. 
505 8 |a The Goal in RetrospectResolved and Unresolved Dangers; The Spread of Pathogens; The Turning Point: From Being Threatened by Nature to Threatening Nature Itself; The Third Phase: Protection of the Biosphere; Conflicting Aspects of Agriculture; Fertilization Against Soil Depletion; Fighting Weeds; Fighting Pathogens and Animal Pests; Fertilization and Protection of Plants: Intensive -- Alternative -- Integrated. 
520 |a The alarming increase in the human population, with its immense need for agriculturally productive land and its growing environmental degradation, has pushed the Earth's biosphere to the breaking point. Qualitative progress must quickly lead to a type of agriculture that combines high productivity with a greatly reduced environmental impact and the sustainable protection of endangered species, water resources, soils and the climate. An analysis of the realistic possibilities thus concent2 Historical Development of Agriculture, Urban Lifestyles and Man's Perception of Nature. 
520 |a Three major developmental steps were crucial for the rapid cultural evolution of humans: upright posture (including all the subsequent anatomical consequences right up to intelligence and language), a settled life as a result of agriculture and animal husbandry, and the extension of the range of action through science and technology. The transformation from appropriation to the production of food fostered new forms of settlement and the creation of sophisticated social structures with a 3 Man and His Environment; The First Two Phases: Founding and Securing Human Existence. 
520 |a With reference to the environment, past human history can be divided into three phases whose transitions are marked by the Neolithic and the Scientific/Technological Revolutions. The first phase involved the founding of human existence while the second was concerned with securing it. We presently find ourselves in a decisive stage of the third phase with overriding emphasis on securing a biosphere that tolerates and sustains a dangerously large human population. Providing adequate amount. 
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