Transitions to Post-carbon Food Systems in a Post-carbon Economy

Present day nourishment frameworks are exceptionally subject to non-renewable energy sources. This reliance brings about high ozone depleting substance emanations from nourishment frameworks, just as high weakness to outer stuns, for example, assets shortage or value instability of powers. In a setting of reducing non-renewable energy source supply and a developing worldwide agreement on the need to change towards a post-carbon economy, which steps do nourishment frameworks need to take to contribute towards this progress? In what capacity can a post-carbon nourishment framework feed in excess of nine billion individuals? Commitments should exhibit both hypothetical and experimental instances of nourishment frameworks changes that add to diminished petroleum derivative reliance and imagine distinctive nourishment prospects in a post-carbon economy. Commitments are invited about specialized, financial and political angles to advance the progress.

 

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