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' The author is indebted to Pierre Crosson, Henry Erlanger, John Peterson, and Vernon Ruttan, of the TVA, and Otto Eckstein for their comments and suggestions on an earlier draft of the paper. 2 Rutledge Vining, "The Study of the Spatial Structure of an Economic System." Paper

Pierre R. Crosson and Kenneth D. Frederick in The World Food Situation: Resource and Environmental Issues in the Developing Coun-tries provide an economic analysis of "the resource and environmental factors likely to affect food production in the developing areas and the United States to the end of this century." Of seven chapters, three deal,

Get this from a library! Resources and global food prospects : supply and demand for cereals to 2030. [Pierre R Crosson; Jock R Anderson] -- This report explores the circumstances under which the global agricultural system may be able to satisfy the growing demands for some major foods through to the year 2030. The analysis proceeds ...

Pierre Crosson, Resources for the Future Wen Huang, USDA/ERS David Ervin, Henry Wallace Institute of Alternative Bengt Hyberg, USDA/Natural Resources Agriculture Conservation Service Ferd Hoefner, Sustainable Agriculture Coalition Carol Kramer-LeBlanc, USDA/Center for Nutrition Robbin Marks, Natural Resources Defense Council Policy and Promotion

resources, including the Barnett-Morse (1963) analysis, which we will cover in detail, and the Meadows et al. (1972) Limits to Growth study. In formal terms, Dasgupta and Heal (1974) discuss the problem in terms of whether per capita consumption can be maintained with a finite, exhaustible natural resource. Land Economics, Vol. 56, No. 3 ...

Assumptions underlying impact assessments of climatic change for agriculture are explored conceptually and empirically. Variability in climatic conditions, the relevance of human decision-making, and the role of non-climatic forces are reviewed and captured in a model of agricultural adaptation to climate. An empirical analysis of farmers' decisions in light of variations in climate and other ...

Pierre Crosson, Senior Fellow and Resident Consultant, Resources for the Future INTRODUCTION Broad scientific agreement now exists that continued accumulation of heat-trapping “greenhouse” gases in the atmosphere will eventually lead to changes in the global climate, and in the climates of regions around the world.

Clara Cohen, Pierre Crosson, Anna Eynard, Paul Heisey, Carol Jones, Scott Malcolm, Will Masters, Greg Nagle, Rich Nehring, Stefano Pagiola, Mitch Renkow, Sara Scherr, Kate Sebastian, Robbin Shoemaker, Charles Sloger, and Stanley Wood. Finally, I thank John Weber and Susan DeGeorge for their expertise in editing and laying out the report. Cover ...

Oct 30, 2009· What is alternative agriculture? - Volume 4 Issue 1 - Pierre Crosson. Posner, Joshua L. Baldock, Jon O. and Hedtcke, Janet L. 2008. Organic and Conventional Production Systems in the Wisconsin Integrated Cropping Systems Trials: I. Productivity 1990-2002.

economic and environmental consequences, the analysis of which is the main purpose of this study. We deal with grains (wheat and feedgrains), soybeans and cotton for

next 50 years, Pierre Crosson (1998), estimates a 5.1 percent decrease in yield for corn and 3.4 percent for soybeans, or an average loss in productivity of .1 and .07 percent per year, respectively. Given that crop yields are projected to increase more slowly in percentage terms than food demand over the …

alternative tillage strategies, according to this analysis of 1980 farm-level production data. Midwest conventipnal-till soybean farmers, however, accrue a significantly higher average ... also thank Pierre Crosson, Fred Kuchler, Ralph D. May, and Craig Osteen for their review of the initial draft. Summary

Pierre Crosson October 1979 ~p-79-103 Working F'apers are interim reports on work of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis and have received only limited review. Views or opinions expressed herein do not necessarily repre- sent those of the Institute or …

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Gretchen Daily a, Partha Dasgupta b, Bert Bolin c, Pierre Crosson d, Jacques. du Guerny e, Paul ... The analysis on food supply and demand balance showed that the supplies of all plant products ...

Summary This chapter deals with definitions and concepts of costs of erosion‐induced productivity losses. It discusses estimates of productivity losses from the end of World War II to 1980 as well ...

CLIMATE CHANGE AND MID-LATITUDES AGRICULTURE: PERSPECTIVES ON CONSEQUENCES AND POLICY RESPONSES PIERRE CROSSON Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future, 1616 P Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20036, U.S.A.. Abstract. Because of population growth, economic development, and technological change, world and mid-latitudes agriculture will look very different …

An Economic Analysis of USDA Erosion ... Lawrence Libby (Michigan State University), and Pierre Crosson (Resources for the Future). Their comments and suggestions were helpful in modifying analytic procedures, flagging data problems, and improving the clarity of presentation.

Current criteria for determining soil loss tolerance (T value) are imperfect. Much is still unknown about the rates at which a favorable root zone forms and about the effects of erosion on soil produ...

In this documentary, leading trans creatives and thinkers share heartfelt perspectives and analysis about Hollywood's impact on the trans community. Nobody Knows I'm Here A former child singer, traumatized by his experiences, becomes a recluse, nurturing his hurt until a …

View Nestle SD CSR Final.pptx from IAS CA-2342 at D.A.V. Public School, Chandrasekharpur. Nestle: Sustainable Agriculture Initiative History • 1860 – Henri Nestle formulated the first baby food

Current criteria for determining soil loss tolerance (T value) are imperfect. Much is still unknown about the rates at which a favorable root zone forms and about the effects of erosion on soil produ...

Resources and global food prospects : supply and demand for cereals to 2030 () . This report explores the circumstances under which the global agricultural system may be able to satisfy the growing demands for some major foods through to the year 2030.

Highlights of the previous papers in this series are reviewed. Methodology developed for the MINK study has improved the ability of impacts analysis to deal with questions of (1) spatial and temporal variability in climate change; (2) CO2-enrichment effects; (3) the reactions of complex enterprises (farms and forests) to climate change and their ability to adjust and adapt; and (4) integrated ...

In this documentary, leading trans creatives and thinkers share heartfelt perspectives and analysis about Hollywood's impact on the trans community. Izzy's Koala World Follow 11-year-old Izzy and her veterinarian mother as they rescue koalas and form remarkable friendships with animals on their Australian island.

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resources, including the Barnett-Morse (1963) analysis, which we will cover in detail, and the Meadows et al. (1972) Limits to Growth study. In formal terms, Dasgupta and Heal (1974) discuss the problem in terms of whether per capita consumption can be maintained with a finite, exhaustible natural resource. Land Economics, Vol. 56, No. 3 ...