World War II-style rationing can reduce carbon emissions: Research
Records from World War II show that compulsory food rationing was more acceptable to the UK public than voluntary changes to diet when resources became scarce.
Records from World War II show that compulsory food rationing was more acceptable to the UK public than voluntary changes to diet when resources became scarce.
When economists claim that Malthus neglected the potential for technological advance, we note that economists on their part neglect the environmental damages caused by modern farming. Yes, the global farm system feeds the planet, but it does not do so in an environmentally sustainable way. Until the global farming system itself is a sustainable activity, we should not be too quick to brush Malthus aside
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Expressing his happiness over the discussion, the minister said "this is the first time that discussion over an issue continued for three days in the Lok Sabha".
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