Economics of Climate Change: Global Trends, Country Specifics and Digital Perspectives of Climate Action

Popkova, Elena G.; Shi, Xunpeng

doi:10.3389/frevc.2022.935368

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“…Food security is indispensable to achieving sustainable development (Popkova and Shi, 2022;Sharma U. et al, 2022) especially MDG1-Hunger, i.e., Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger. But if people engaged in the agricultural sector do not strive to "ensure environmental sustainability", i.e., MDG7-Environment, the efforts to increase food production are unsustainable (Rosati et al, 2021).…”

Section: The Crisis and Constraints In Food Production And Food Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Circular economy in agriculture: unleashing the potential of integrated organic farming for food security and sustainable development

Selvan,

Panmei,

Murasing

et al. 2023

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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Food is a basic human requirement which sustains the dynamics of the Earth's inhabitants by satisfying hunger, providing nutrition and health, and catering to culture, tradition, and lifestyle. However, the rising global population coupled with climate change including calamities, diseases, conflicts, as well as poor agricultural practices put a huge constraint on the quantity and quality of food. Modern agriculture propelled by the green revolution has somehow been able to meet the food requirements of the ever-increasing population and is heavily dependent on chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and machinery, reducing the quality of food, and simultaneously posing a great risk of environmental quality degradation and genetic diversity reduction. The Integrated Organic Farming System (IOFS) is a novel approach that holds the potential in addressing the challenge of reconciling food production with environmental preservation. As this approach embraces zero or minimal chemical use, adopting the reprocessing and reuse of agricultural residues has led to a sustainable system that can be viewed as the closest approach to nature and a circular economy. However, certain constraints need to be addressed, such as ascertaining the effectiveness of organic fertilizers, the complexities associated with weed management, and the inadequacy of proficiency, financial resources, and technical expertise required to implement the IOFS. Therefore, this study emphasizes the comprehensive benefits that could be derived from IOFS, particularly agroforestry, including efficient food production, improved food quality, biodiversification of crops by the adoption of lesser-known crops to cater to cultural requirements and minimal capital input to achieve environmental sustainability and a carbon neutral economy.

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Section: The Crisis and Constraints In Food Production And Food Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Circular economy in agriculture: unleashing the potential of integrated organic farming for food security and sustainable development

Selvan,

Panmei,

Murasing

et al. 2023

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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“…The second is the concept of a digital economy based on smart technologies in the AI era (Atabekova et al, 2022;Gyamfi et al, 2022). The third is climate change and the fight against climate change (Bechtel et al, 2022;Popkova and Shi, 2022;Skeirytė et al, 2022;Victor-Gallardo et al, 2022). These concepts have been studied in detail, and this indicates a high degree of elaboration of the research problem and the reliability of its theoretical basis.…”

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Fight against climate change and sustainable development based on ecological economy and management in the AI era

Sozinova

Litvinova²,

Kurilova³

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic and multiple new zoonotic diseases require coordinating efforts to protect the environment and healthcare. SDG 3 is supported in the environmental economy (Popkova and Shi, 2022).…”

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Editorial: Evolution of environmental economics and management in the age of artificial intelligence for sustainable development

Popkova

Sergi

Bogoviz

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Economics of Climate Change: Global Trends, Country Specifics and Digital Perspectives of Climate Action

Cited by 17 publications

References 31 publications

Circular economy in agriculture: unleashing the potential of integrated organic farming for food security and sustainable development

Circular economy in agriculture: unleashing the potential of integrated organic farming for food security and sustainable development

Fight against climate change and sustainable development based on ecological economy and management in the AI era

Editorial: Evolution of environmental economics and management in the age of artificial intelligence for sustainable development

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