Dietitians demand better food in remote areas.
Dietitians say they don’t have the luxury of time to study global trends.
They also acknowledge that the world will grow more crowded and that food producers, consumers and governments will face unprecedented challenges to meet the demands of expanding populations and growing economies.
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Levenson said he would like to see a study to determine the potential impact of the global climate change on food security and food production and production efficiency.
A growing body of research suggests an increased need to secure, manage and produce food and feed for those in need and to maintain an increase in the supply of global resources, including natural resources, if the world is to avoid a famine. Some governments are working to better understand the impact of climate change, the challenges food will face, and the challenges to growing food supply and feed production.
Global and local concerns
As the global population expands, it is likely that food production and food security will increase with it as more people move to urban areas and rural areas, said Jefferies, the UC-Irvine professor who heads a group studying the future of food.
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The UC-Irvine researchers used computer models to project climate change in various regions. The researchers found that climate models of the last 100 years were correct but that climate models of the century were much more conservative, at about 7 percent chance of warming in their models.
Jefferies said he also found in his model that many people in the world now have some kind of crop.
“They’re using their crop, they’re growing it and it’s a new plant,” he said.
The researchers also used models of population growth over time to see if different regions of the world have varying climate or population growth rates. They found that in th