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<title><![CDATA[Eating Tomorrow; Agribusiness, Family farmers, and The Battle For The Future Of Food]]></title>
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<namePart>TIMOTHY A WISE ; RAJ PATEL</namePart>
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<dateIssued><![CDATA[2019]]></dateIssued>
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<note>Lebih banyak orang lapar hari ini daripada kemarin. Untuk pertama kalinya di
satu generasi, kelaparan global meningkat. Ini bukan hanya yang absolut
jumlah orang kurang gizi sedang meningkat. Persentase manusia
menghadapi kekurangan makanan juga meningkat.
Tidak semua orang akan makan besok karena cara kita makan hari ini.
Setiap penelitian yang menyusahkan dirinya dengan pertanyaan itu menemukan iklim itu
tren perubahan dan praktik pertanian industri akan menyebabkan
makanan pokok menjadi lebih mahal di masa depan. Entah itu
atau tidak ada makanan sama sekali: ikan bisa dijual secara komersial
punah pada tahun 2050.
Pertanian industri adalah mesin untuk eksploitasi manusia
dan jaring kehidupan. Jika Anda ingin menemukan penyakit pandemi, Anda
tidak dapat membayangkan laboratorium yang lebih baik daripada neraka terkonsentrasi
operasi pemberian makan hewan, di mana tetesan antibiotik terus-menerus
menciptakan tempat berkembang biak yang sempurna untuk babi atau burung mematikan berikutnya
flu. Sepanjang jalur produksi makanan, pekerja dalam rantai makanan adalah
diperlakukan secara brutal seperti produk yang mereka potong. Dan web yang kompleks
subsidi sosial dan ekologi memungkinkan sistem untuk menghasilkan makanan
yang muncul sebagai tawaran tetapi semakin cenderung berkontribusi
penyakit kronis dan kerusakan ekologis.
Jadi, jangan tanya, bagaimana sistem pangan yang ada akan membunuh kita.
Tanyakan mengapa diizinkan.


More people are hungry today than yesterday. For the first time in
a generation, global hunger is increasing. It’s not just the absolute
number of malnourished people on the rise. The percentage of humans
facing food shortages is climbing too.
Not everyone will eat tomorrow because of how we eat today.
Every study that troubles itself with the question finds that climate
change trends and industrial agricultural practices will cause
staple foods to become more expensive in the future. Either that
or there just won’t be any food at all: fish could be commercially
extinct by 2050.
Industrial agriculture is an engine for the exploitation of humans
and the web of life. If you want to invent pandemic disease, you
couldn’t imagine a better laboratory than the hells of concentrated
animal feeding operations, in which the constant drip of antibiotics
creates a perfect breeding ground for the next deadly swine or bird
flu. Along the food production line, workers in the food chain are
treated as brutally as the product they butcher. And a complex web
of social and ecological subsidies allows the system to produce food
that appears as a bargain but is increasingly likely to contribute to
chronic disease and ecological destruction.
Ask not, then, how the existing food system is going to kill us.
Ask why it is allowed.</note>
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