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Extinctions,ve rapidly grown, enormous areas of natural habitat converted to agricultural land, hunting for food and poaching for “fake” medicines and jewelry increased, introduction of alien species expanded, and resource consumption and pollution have increased since WWII and exploded since the 1990s accelera

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Agriculture,er 800 million of the earth’s residents in 2018. In addition, these changes to food production create significant ecological footprints and oftentimes environmental degradation. This chapter examines contemporary geographies of agricultural production and thei connections to food security, while cov