Food and farming
John Baines
"Presents a global look at how food is traded between countries, including rules that affect trade and how those rules impact people, the environment, and the economy"--Provided by publisher.
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Se nourir [sic] pour la vie
by John Baines (2007)
About this book
Chaque livre de cette collection fait le point sur les menaces touchant les ressources naturelles (ici, les ressources énergétiques) et propose quelques solutions possibles aux problèmes. Le texte, clair et bien documenté, est appuyé de statistiques, d'études de cas illustrant des enjeux particuliers, de capsules d'informations et de citations. Le tout est illustré de nombreuses photographies, dans une mise en pages soignée, bien qu'un peu serrée. [SDM].
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreSe nourir [sic] pour la vie Lead Character
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