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AbstractFood security is a conditio
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Crop selection to determine mechani
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Box 1 Food system Activities and fo
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In addition to broadening the debat
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Figure 3 Outcomes for 10 variables
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Figure 4 Nine ‘planetary boundari
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Figure 5 Environmental change, food
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Table 1: Indicative analysis of the
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Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the Eur
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Parry et al., 2005). Conducting foo
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development (Lee, 1999; Gunderson a
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