Food in a Planetary Emergency
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Food in a Planetary Emergency
Marinova, Dora; Bogueva, Diana
Springer Verlag, Singapore
05/2022
232
Dura
Inglês
9789811677069
15 a 20 dias
606
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Part I: Global Perspectives.- Chapter 1. Sustainability and a Planetary Diet.- Chapter 2. Climate and Food.- Chapter 3. Food and Environmental Emergency.- Chapter 4. Reducing Food Waste and Packaging.- Part II: Industry and Marketing Perspectives.- Chapter 5. Circular Agriculture.- Chapter 6. Sustainability Transitions in Food Production.- Chapter 7. Alternative Proteins.- Chapter 8. Food Marketing in a Planetary Emergency.- Part III: Individual Perspectives.- Chapter 9. Flexitarianism.- Chapter 10. Mitigating Diseases.- Chapter 11. Generation Z and Food Choices.- Epilogue.
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planetary emergency;sustainable development;climate change;ecological health;planetary health;planetary boundaries;flexitarianism;generation Z;antimicrobial resistance;in-vitro meat;clean meat;hydroponics;vertical farming;arable land;greenhouse gas emissions;global warming potential;social marketing;ecological footprint;food security;food policy
Part I: Global Perspectives.- Chapter 1. Sustainability and a Planetary Diet.- Chapter 2. Climate and Food.- Chapter 3. Food and Environmental Emergency.- Chapter 4. Reducing Food Waste and Packaging.- Part II: Industry and Marketing Perspectives.- Chapter 5. Circular Agriculture.- Chapter 6. Sustainability Transitions in Food Production.- Chapter 7. Alternative Proteins.- Chapter 8. Food Marketing in a Planetary Emergency.- Part III: Individual Perspectives.- Chapter 9. Flexitarianism.- Chapter 10. Mitigating Diseases.- Chapter 11. Generation Z and Food Choices.- Epilogue.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
planetary emergency;sustainable development;climate change;ecological health;planetary health;planetary boundaries;flexitarianism;generation Z;antimicrobial resistance;in-vitro meat;clean meat;hydroponics;vertical farming;arable land;greenhouse gas emissions;global warming potential;social marketing;ecological footprint;food security;food policy