Mapa mental
Resource Consumption
Contenido del mapa
Resource Consumption
Philosophies
- Cornucopians
- Are dismissive
- Capitalism + Innovation
- Research
- GMOs
- Superweeds
- Resistance
- Pesticides
- Nicaragua
- Globalization
- Pesticides
- Resistance
- Pros. vs. cons
- Superweeds
- Public vs. Private
- Decrease in funding
- GMOs
- Infrastructure
- Research
- Malthusians
- Neo-Malthusians
- Think there's value in historical cases
- Neo-Malthusians
- Cornucopians
Bad Resource Management
- Historical Examples
- Polynesians
- Greenland
- Easter Island
- Adoption of Agriculture
- Hunter-gatherers b4
- Potato
- Technologies that helped increase
- Factors that led to
- Negative Consequences
- Loss of biodiversity
- Corn
- Samarians
- Cultural Conservatism
- Tipping Point
- Exceptionalism
- Peak Land
- Degradation
- Loss of soil by land or water
- City Sprawl
- Necessity of self-sufficiency
- Release of carbon
- Boosting Fertility
- Cover crops
- Microdosing fertilizer
- Sorghum and millet
- Wastewater
- Inhibitors
- Using animals
- Contamination
- Artificial fertilizer
- City Sprawl
- Loss of forests
- Repairing
- Permaculture
- Recycling waste
- High-energy and low-input small holder farming systems
- Types
- Extensive
- Pastoralism
- Central Asia
- Selective Breeding
- Swidden
- Amazon
- Pastoralism
- Intensive
- Vietnam
- Extensive
- Benefiting small farmers
- Benefiting large farmers
- Open free markets
- Farm Bill
- Open free markets
- Types
- Agroforesty
- Permaculture
- Loss of soil by land or water
- Salinization
- Degradation
- Waste
- Food thrown away
- Peak Oil
- Biofuels
- Historical Examples
Population Growth
- Developing Countries
- Contraception
- Developed Countries
- Fertility Rates Decreasing
- Models
- Demographic Transition
- Population Pyramid
- Peak People
- Youth Bulge
- Developing Countries
Food Shortages
- Wars
- Water
- Virtual Water
- Melting glaciers
- Runoff
- Inaccessibility
- Unequal distribution
- Consuming Aquifers
- India
- Ogallala
- Oceans
- Acidification
- Sea-level Rise
- Drought
- Dams
- Pakistan
- China
- Soil Erosion
- Dams
- Large Demand
- Virtual Water
- Water
- Overfishing
- Aquaculture
- Africa could benefit
- Throwing away waste
- Decline in SE Asia
- Aquaculture
- Nutrient Deficiency
- Artificial food
- Obesity
- Healthcare
- Crowding Out
- Healthcare
- Obesity
- Artificial food
- Yield Gaps
- Global Warming
- Increase in demand
- Wars
My questions
- 1. Problem with corn is that it removes food from the food chain which leads to foot riot? 2. How do we benefit small farmers: Agricultural Involution? Marginal return on labor? Labor-intensive system? 3. How does adopting labor intensive approach-->Increase in food prices?
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- Descripción
- Environmental Science Mapa Mental sobre Resource Consumption, creado por riefler el 19/09/2013.
- Creado por
- riefler · sep 2013
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- 19 feb 2016
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