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Category Archives: Peak Food
The Nitrogen Bomb – fossil-fueled fertilizers keep 5.5 billion people alive
Fisher, D. 4 April 2001. The Nitrogen Bomb. By learning to draw fertilizer from a clear blue sky, chemists have fed the multitudes. They’ve also unleashed a fury as threatening as atomic energy. Discover magazine Vol. 22 No. 4 In … Continue reading
Posted in Natural Gas, Overpopulation, Peak Food
Tagged agriculture, fertilizer, nitrogen, overpopulation, peak food
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Overshoot and dieoff : humans beyond carrying capacity
Hooke, R; Martin-Duque, J.F. 2012. Land transformation by humans: A Review. Geological Society of America. Prognosis for the Future Looking ahead a few decades, land suitable for agriculture will likely continue to diminish as urban areas expand soil is degraded … Continue reading
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Tagged food, overshoot, population, soil
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‘The oil we eat’. Following the food chain back to iraq
[I’ve reduced and paraphrased the article ] Richard Manning. May 23, 2004. ‘The Oil We Eat’. Following the Food Chain back to Iraq. Harpers. The journalist’s rule says: follow the money.. but money.. is really a way of tracking … Continue reading
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Tagged overpopulation, peak food, peak soil
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