Food security : global trends and regional perspective with reference to East Asia / Ching-Cheng Chang, Huey-Lin Lee, and Shih-Hsun Hsu.
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The Pacific Review Vol 26 No 5, December 2013, pp.589-613 (103)Summary: Assessment of food security in East Asia with reference to changes in energy costs, production of crops for bio-fuels, world food prices, the impact of these changes on undernourishment in poor households, and the possiblity that national policies alone will not be enough to ensure long term food availability.
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Assessment of food security in East Asia with reference to changes in energy costs, production of crops for bio-fuels, world food prices, the impact of these changes on undernourishment in poor households, and the possiblity that national policies alone will not be enough to ensure long term food availability.
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