Sentence examples for food supply problems from inspiring English sources
— Jeff Gordinier The Guardian: A new map highlights food supply problems from Somalia to India to Spain.
But some experts emphasise the importance of tackling food supply problems through societal approaches, such as influencing behaviour, consumption and expectations.
However, because of the shortcomings of using agricultural (food supply problems) and lingo-cellulosic biomass (low biomass availability and processing yield) as feedstock, use of micro-algal biomass has been considered for use as a feedstock for biodiesel (biofuel).
Food supply problems also persist in Mongolia for vulnerable groups due to problems of economic transition and declining agricultural production due to the break-up of state farms.
Climate change is bringing health effects from extreme weather events such as heatwaves, cyclones and drought: injuries and mortality, as well as food supply problems, particularly for people in rural and remote regions.
But a former government adviser on sustainable development, Professor Tim Lang of City University, is critical of this narrow approach to the world's growing food supply problem.
Compared with tramp shipping, LSCs face a less serious food supply problem because liner shipping operates on fixed routes with fixed schedules.
As Fenning expressed it, "many approaches need to be available for dealing with any particular food supply problem (the tool box approach), and those that work best are kept in use.
And China no longer faces a food-supply problem.
By 2050 the growth in the world's population will have slowed almost to zero, changes in food demand will come mainly from changing diets and the biggest food-supply problem will be dealing with the effects of climate change.Special report The 9 billion-people question How much is enough?
