Is America on the Brink of a Food Crisis?
February 17, 2009
“Remember, if our agriculture is not sustainable then our food supply is not sustainable, and food is an issue as close to every one of us as our own stomachs. Either we pay attention or we pay a huge price, not so far down the road. When we face the fact that civilizations have destroyed themselves by destroying their farmland, its clear that we don’t really have a choice. Beyond that, changing the way agriculture is practiced would incorporate partial solutions to major problems that people do care about: climate change, overconsumption of energy, water problems.”
–Wes Jackson, president of the Land Institute
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Entry Filed under: environment, health, hunger. Tags: agriculture, conservation, ecology, food, soil.












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