Abstract
Let us be serious. With nature behaving the way it is right now, displacing people including those who would produce the food we rely on, and rendering farmland untenable, conflicts and potential wars that are affecting global trade, a fast-growing population in the vulnerable regions, and virtually unprecedented conditions that are unsettling the world, we have to seriously think about how the world will be fed in the near future. Already we have problems meeting the dietary needs of a sizeable portion of the world population. It seems as if there is always some event impeding our desire to reach targets set at UN-organized global conferences.
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