Long-term Prospects for China's Environment and Food Production
Aspen Global Change Institute: Public Lecture Series
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About this episode
TV-UNProspects of feeding China are compromised by serious environmental pollution and ecosystem degradation. Many of these negative trends will continue, but there are also encouraging possibilities for better management and more efficient use of resources. As an expert in global agriculture, Dr. Vaclav Smil, explains the various possibilities for China's food future. Dismissing alarmist views, Dr. Smil argues that China will likely be able to support itself agriculturally in the future. this talk is part of the Walter Orr Roberts Public Lecture series. Recorded on August 29, 1995 at the Aspen Global Change Institute. Visit AGCI online at www.agci.org.
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Release Date
Aug 29, 1995
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Runtime
37:56
