Robert C. Hendricks, NASA, Glenn Research Center Dennis M. Bushnell, NASA, Langley Research Center Abstract World population is anticipated to grow 40% within 40–50 years (2008 baseline) with unprecedented demands for energy, food, freshwater, and clean environments. At 43% of the total landmass, exploiting the Earth’s arid and semi-arid …
Ceres Newsletter: The Cost of Corn
Ceres Newsletter – June 2014 Press and Media Press Release: New Report Shows Decline in Carbon Dioxide and Other Pollutants from U.S. Power Plants, but State and Power Company Emissions Vary WidelyNews Story: More solar energy powering Corporate America (USA Today)Blog: The Quest For Sustainable Corn In Iowa (National …
Saline Agriculture to Feed and Fuel the World
Saline Agriculture to Feed and Fuel the World Shortage of fresh water poses a much bigger threat to world food supply than the shortage of fossil fuels; cultivating salt-tolerant crops could solve both problems Dr. Mae-Wan Ho and Prof. Joe Cummins Fresh water in short supply and salinization widespread People …
Holistic Resource Management: A Conceptual Framework for Ecologically Sound Economic Modelling
This wise article by Allan Savory in 1991 went unheeded by the economics profession, just as so many others including my own!” – Hazel Henderson, editor Download the article.
Video: Carl Hodges on Rising Sea Levels
CNN’s Isha Sesay talks to Seawater Foundation Chairman, Carl Hodges, about tackling the problem of rising seawater while providing food production. Watch the video.
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