Sentences with phrase «food output»

According to current projections, feeding the expected world population of over 9 billion in the year 2050 will require us to increase food output by 60 %, mostly using land already under cultivation.

It is now widely thought that raising production levels alone will not solve the problem and that what is needed is greater efficiency in supply chains to raise food outputs and help reduce consumer prices.

French was one of the first, publishing the first two books he ever wrote: Man, Land and Food and Increasing World Food Output.

And agri - food output comprises a substantial percentage of total Irish exports, so one might reasonably hope UK import demand will prove to be somewhat inelastic.

The seemingly irreconcilable goals of reducing emissions sharply while simultaneously boosting food output have been the focus of discussion, and protest, at the Copenhagen climate summit.

However, he stated that if food output was bolstered along with investments to develop rural infrastructure for alternative energy, agriculture and water, it could help moderate the impacts of rising costs.

Both CORAF and Food Tank are interested in promoting sustainable changes in food systems across Africa and the globe, with the ultimate goals of increased food output and access.

The upcoming Sustainable Foods Summit will feature how greater efficiency in supply chains can raise food output and help reduce consumer prices.

Carter expects that, in this context, the effects of the Arctic sea ice switchover would «end the great food production of the Northern Hemisphere, world food output would plummet and with that the world population, losing billions of lives by mid-century.»

Farms with a sound management plan are better poised to increase their food output, combat food insecurity, run more efficiently, save money, and reduce their climate impact.

«The implication is that we can do without agriculture, even though nations such as Egypt could lose up to half of their food output,» said Ekins.

The New York Times chimed in with regular headlines such as, «Climate Changes Endanger World's Food Output.»

By giving small farmers, who are responsible for 80 % of worldwide food output, access to capital at attractive rates, Smartlands intends to measurably increase global food output while improving environmental results.