Using Resources Wisely Essay -- Environment Inconvenient Truth Agricult

In my English 130 class we watched the motion-picture show Inconvenient Truth and, for the first time, I saw the growing industrialization of China. After seeing Chinas growing wasteful expenditure of resources, I was reminded of a discussion that took place in my Anthropology 113 class pull round semester. In this discussion, my professor brought to light how our exertion of food is just as disturbing as our consumption of it. He presented a video that showed how the industrialization of certain areas led the farmers to abandon their tradition agricultural system and flip-flop it with mass food production. This small change ended up having a huge negative impact on their society. Previous to change in their farming techniques, the farming system allowed for more social interaction amidst the generations and gave them enough food to feed themselves with still plenty left to depict in income. After the push for mass production, this system was destroyed, leaving the tow nship with problems they had no precedent for. These events show how a change in production of goods (especially crops) can have disastrous effects on people and their environment. For my look into I set my heart on further exploring this relationship between humans participation in agriculture and its affects on the environment. Hence, I began my research trying to figure out what it is that people are doing to issue the world with fewer agriculturally usable lands. After reading a lot full of books, I found myself with even more unanswered questions and hemorrhoid of contradictory information. Some books, like One with Nineveh Politics, Consumption, and the Human Future, say that the improbable growth in population and the populations consumption is at fault rather tha... ...in, Jon. 2.6 OBSTACLES TO BETTER LAND MANAGEMENT. Better LandHusbandry From Soil saving to Holistic Land Management. Enfield SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, 2006. 62-72.Laegreid, Marit O.C. Bckman and O. Kaarstad. 4.3 Soil degradation. Agriculture, Fertilizers and the Environment. New York CABI Publishing, 1999. 104-113.Lapp, Frances M. viands for a Small Planet Composing a Civic feel A Rhetoric and Readings for Inquiry and Action. New York Pearson Education, Inc.,2007.McMichael, Anthony J. Introduction techniques and issues Planetary congest Global Environmental Change and the Health of the Human species. Great Britain Cambridge University Press, 1993. 212-214.Raman, Saroja. Ch 7 Land Management for Sustainable Agriculture Agricultural Sustainability Principles, Processes, and Prospects. New York The Haworth Press, Inc. 2006. 93-140.