Exam 18: Food Resources

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What are world grain stocks? Discuss the recent history of world grain carryover stocks and some explanation for what has happened. How does this history relate to world food security?

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A type of intercropping in which many different species of plants are planted together:

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To optimize the quality and productivity of their "crops," aquaculture farmers control all of the following except:

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Important environmental benefits provided by ecosystems, and which have been affected by industrial agriculture, are known as:

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What is a vegetarian? Give two reasons why a person might become a vegetarian. If I exclude all meat, milk and eggs in all forms from my diet, in which vegetarian category would you place me?

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In the future, all of the following factors are likely to contribute to an increased demand for rice, corn and wheat EXCEPT:

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What are world grain stocks? Discuss the recent history of world grain carryover stocks and some explanation for what has happened. How does this history relate to world food security?

A type of intercropping in which many different species of plants are planted together:

To optimize the quality and productivity of their "crops," aquaculture farmers control all of the following except:

Important environmental benefits provided by ecosystems, and which have been affected by industrial agriculture, are known as:

What is a vegetarian? Give two reasons why a person might become a vegetarian. If I exclude all meat, milk and eggs in all forms from my diet, in which vegetarian category would you place me?

In the future, all of the following factors are likely to contribute to an increased demand for rice, corn and wheat EXCEPT:

Introducing Environmental Science and Sustainability

Environmental Laws Economic and Ethics

Ecosystems and Energy

Ecosystems and the Physical Environment

Ecosystems and Living Organisms

Major Ecosystems of the World

Human Health and Environmental Toxicology

The Human Population

The Urban World

Energy Consumption

Fossil Fuels

Renewable Energy and Nuclear Power

Water: a Limited Resource

Soil Resources

Mineral Resources

Biological Resources

Land Resources

Air Pollution

Global Climate Change

Water Pollution

Pest Management

Solid and Hazardous Waste

Tomorrows Word

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