Food Supply (21st Century Debates)

Food Supply (21st Century Debates)

by RobBowden (Author)

Synopsis

We live in a world of food mountains and famines, where some people suffer from obesity while millions die of hunger. This book examines this inequality and looks at the difficult decisions faced by governments and organizations and asks what we as individuals can do to help. Food Supply examines the development of agricultural technology, food distribution systems, food aid, global trading, differing global diets, GM foods and biotechnology. Opposing viewpoints are given throughout to provide opportunities for discussion and debate.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 64
Edition: New Ed
Publisher: Wayland
Published: 17 Apr 2003

ISBN 10: 0750244542
ISBN 13: 9780750244541
Children’s book age: 12+ Years
Book Overview: Rob Bowden is also the author of other titles in the 21st Century Debates series, including Water Supply and An Overcrowded World , as well as books on energy, industry, food and farming, settlements, managing the environment and transport in the Sustainable World series, Changing Face of Kenya and A River Journey: The Nile .

Author Bio
Rob Bowden is a freelance development geographer who has taught at the universities of Sussex, Brighton and Keele and worked in Africa and the Middle East. He specializes in international environment and development issues and has written numerous children's books. The consultant, Dr Kenneth Lynch, teaches at Kingston University in London. He has worked in West and East Africa on issues of food supply in both rural and urban environments.