Titlebook: Regional Environmental Life Cycle Assessment for Improving Food Chain Sustainability; Pegah Amani Book 2012 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden

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Pegah Amanily considered to have a material and political relationship which is the opposite of vibrant, North Korea. With the political theorisation surrounding the politics and ideology of Pyongyang outlined in the introduction in mind, the chapter explores the intersections between fish and fishing and the

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Pegah Amanis data with an interface suitable for end-users (marine biologists/ecologists). To achieve this, the architecture design focused on four problems: (1) Data-Intensiveness, which allowed the system to process and store 528624 video clips of 10?min, resulting in 1445.41M fish observations. (2) Flexibil

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Introduction,iological resources will be required to meet the current and future demand for food products. The complex interaction between food production and the natural environment is mentioned in the literature on food networks. (Bertalanffy 1950, Leischow and Milstein 2006, Sobal, Kettel Khan and Bisogni 1998)

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Environmental impact assessment in a food network,e one hand, and on the other midpoint impact categories (including climate change, ozone depletion, human toxicity, respiratory inorganics, photochemical ozone formation, acidification, eutrophication, ecotoxicity, land use, and resource depletion) which may touch upon one of the areas of protection.

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Ecosystem and food network, scarcity of detailed information in this area, the ecological analysis of the food supply chain is very complex in time and space, and frequently, some spatial and temporal elements are overlooked in the effort to find an appropriate scale to express the ecology of the food supply chain. (Jackson 1997)

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,Geographical division of global lands into “ecoregions”, driest regions of the Earth such as Africa and the Middle East have a higher rate of growth. These regions also include those areas of Earth with moderate to severely degraded soils illustrated in the global soil degradation map. (SRIC 2002)

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Introduction,od products by 70 % (FAO 2009). Assuming a geometrical increase in the world’s population, everincreasing amounts of arable land, water, energy, and biological resources will be required to meet the current and future demand for food products. The complex interaction between food production and the