Full Planet, Empty Plates: The New Geopolitics of Food Scarcity
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Full Planet, Empty Plates: The New Geopolitics of Food Scarcity

by Lester R. Brown

Politics Economics Environment
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In Full Planet, Empty Plates, Lester R. Brown examines the geopolitical consequences of global food scarcity. Linking agriculture, economics, environmental pressure, and international relations, this accessible book considers the challenges of feeding a growing population and the stakes for nations facing increasingly constrained food supplies.

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Full Planet, Empty Plates examines the global challenge of feeding a growing population as food supplies face increasing pressure.

Lester R. Brown connects food scarcity with international politics, showing how access to essential resources can influence relations among nations.

The book offers a broad look at the economic, environmental, and geopolitical consequences of a world confronting limited food availability.

It is a concise, accessible resource for readers interested in agriculture, sustainability, global affairs, and the future of food security.

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