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Bicentennial Mini-Science: Connecting the dots: Envisioning a sustainable future food system

Thursday, July 8, 2021 18:00to19:00
Graham MacDonald

奥颈迟丑听Graham MacDonald, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Geography, 69热视频

Food systems, meaning the complex ways we are linked to food production, distribution, and consumption, are under immense pressure to both reduce environmental impacts and climate change contributions while also meeting the growing and changing demand for food globally. While diverse sustainability solutions have been proposed to address these challenges at different scales, considerable uncertainty remains about their scalability, efficacy, as well as their desirability for society. This talk will examine the current state of food systems and look to the future with examples of key opportunities as well as key unknowns about the future of food and agriculture this century.

Dr. Graham MacDonald is an assistant professor in the Department of Geography at 69热视频 and the current director of 69热视频鈥檚 Sustainability, Science, and Society (SSS) interfaculty Bachelor of Arts and Science program. His research explores agricultural sustainability and food systems, with a particular focus on linking production and consumption activities. His research spans scales from local urban farming to global croplands.

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