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Peak Food What’s Peak Food?Peak Food is the moment in time when per capita availability of food in the world reaches a maximum and then begins to decline. As world reserve food stocks have now fallen to dangerous levels, and increased prices have failed to push up food production, it seems that Peak Food is here. When reserve stocks disappear, panic and hoarding will clear the shelves, adding to the problem.
But worse is to come as food production goes into serious and sudden decline for the following reasons:
* climate change
* oil and gas shortages
* cropland losses
* crops used for ethanol and biodiesel
* competition for water
* falling fish stocks
* population increases with millions in Asia eating more meat so needing more land per person when there is less.
Two of these factors - climate change and oil and gas shortages - could independently cause catastrophic reductions in world food supplies. But if they were to happen at the same time there could be world-wide famine.The West is especially vulnerable because we have now become dependent on unreliable countries such as Russia, Venezuela, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and Iran for our food, just as surely as if the food was grown there. This is because our food production system has become totally dependent on oil to power the machines and trucks and to make the pesticides.
Bull-****.
you do surprise me.
I only wish I could say the same of you.Originally Posted by For_England
hey tito - you're such a great debater !
Only 1's that don't know, are the genuine people thinking it's about others sharing their own ideas.
I see the Whig view of history is strong with this objectivist.
"A steady patriot of the world alone, The friend of every country but his own. "
-George Canning
I am an aristocrat. I love liberty; I hate equality.
-John Randolph
A spirit of innovation is generally the result of a selfish temper and confined views. People will not look forward to posterity, who never look backward to their ancestors.
-Edmund Burke
Leopold Kohr.
I'm inclined to agree with this.
It has a horrible rationality about it.
kallistē
to be inclined is all any of us can be ... oh to have the simple mindset of Tito, where everything is figured out on the basis of a few economic beliefs.
You can keep telling yourself that - if you wish.
I know - but I'm not sure how you do.... I've never done it in front of you.hey tito - you're such a great debater !
Perhaps if the EU allowed all farmers in Europe to make use of their land to the full we wouldn't have any shortages.
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