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Eco-Economy Indicators: GRAIN HARVEST - Earth Policy Institute Resources on Food and Agriculture
World Grain Production Per Person, 1950-2006 (figure and table) Figure 3: World Grain Production and Consumption, 1960-2006 (figure and table) Figure 4: World Grain Stocks, 1960-2006 (figure and table) Figure 5: World Grain Stocks ...
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Eco-Economy Indicators: GRAIN HARVEST - Data
World Grain Production Per Person, 1950-2006 (figure and table) Figure 3: World Grain Production and Consumption, 1960-2006 (figure and table) Figure 4: World Grain Stocks, 1960-2006 (figure and table) Figure 5: World Grain Stocks ...
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Argument - Impact of Water Resource Problems
Increased emergency buffer stocks for grain and improved food logistics, including a more flexible grain import policy, can greatly reduce the impact of flood-related ... irrigation. China has by far the highest total emissions of organic water pollutants in the world. They are equivalent to the emissions of the USA, Japan, and India combined (see ...
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The Oil Crash and You - Auto-Free Times No. 18
Percentage of US grain used to feed cattle: 70%. Efficiency: The meat feeds ... designed for oil-based fuel. World shipping: 85,000 ships in world. Decked fishing boats in the world: 1.2 million. Globalization: Will end. ... public warning is so late with misleading reports of actual stocks of oil: (a): By firstly understating discoveries, and then later ...
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Emergency Management Postings
Department Travel Warnings World Watch (Air Security International - Airports) World Meterological Organization (UN) International Y2K Alert World Bank Disaster Management Facility. The mission of the World Bank is to reduce ... earlier to consume their seed stocks due to the ongoing drought situation. Livestock prices continue to be far lower than average, while grain prices in markets across the ...
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EcoFuture (TM) Population and Sustainability - Is There a Population Problem?
Food Grain The Worldwatch Institute reports that global annual per capita production of grain dropped from 346 kilograms per person in 1984 to 313 ... Banks off of Newfoundland was one of the world's major fisheries, with stocks of fish once thought to be unlimited. Now, these fish stocks are apparently almost gone. Fresh Water A report ...
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Eating Fossil Fuels
Between 1950 and 1984, as the Green Revolution transformed agriculture around the globe, world grain production increased by 250%.4 That is a tremendous increase in the amount of food ... pumped out of underground aquifers at a much higher rate than it is recharged. And stocks of important minerals, such as phosphorus and potassium, are quickly approaching exhaustion.38 Total U ...
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China as an Emerging Nation by Lindsey Grant
China's Agriculture Minister responded with an ambitious goal of avoiding imports by raising grain production to 500 million tons in 2000 ... getting food aid from the United States and Western Europe. Grain surpluses are declining; the FAO expects the 1996 carryover of stocks to be the smallest, in terms of days' supply, since ...
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1/25 - World Wetlands Day 2003 - No Wetlands, No Water!
Producing more grain, more livestock, more fish, with an already limited water supply, ... - yet we are already over-fishing most of our marine stocks, and future yields are unlikely to increase significantly. Inland ... management challenges in all parts of the world. An estimated 261 rivers in the world cross international borders; some of them cross ...
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IEA Statements
Press Releases Publications Press Kit, Photos Interviews Fast Facts Statistics Oil Market Report World Energy Outlook Energy Technology Agreements G8 Related Work Environment Bookshop Free Newsletters A ... s energy companies from transmission networks Speculation on "Gas OPEC" Stocks and Iran Biofuels The recent shortage in grain stocks and surge in food prices have triggered questions about the ...
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