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Food Dependency In The Middle East And North Africa Region Retrospective Analysis And Projections To 2050 1st Ed Chantal Le Moul

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Food Dependency In The Middle East And North Africa Region Retrospective Analysis And Projections To 2050 1st Ed Chantal Le Moul
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Publisher: Springer Netherlands
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.29 MB
Author: Chantal Le Mouël, Bertrand Schmitt
ISBN: 9789402415629, 9789402415636, 9402415629, 9402415637
Language: English
Year: 2018
Edition: 1st ed.

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Food Dependency In The Middle East And North Africa Region Retrospective Analysis And Projections To 2050 1st Ed Chantal Le Moul by Chantal Le Mouël, Bertrand Schmitt 9789402415629, 9789402415636, 9402415629, 9402415637 instant download after payment.

This volume covers the Middle-Eastern and North African regions who are increasingly dependent on imports from abroad for covering their domestic food needs. Results of this study show that this import dependence is likely to increase further by 2050. Some sub-regions hardly reach sustainable levels; the Maghreb, Near and Middle-East could import 60 to 70% of their food needs. These results are indicative whatever the considered scenario, but especially if climate change impacts become more severe.

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