Food Miles Debated

Misak Avetisyan; Thomas Hertel; Gregory Sampson

Food Miles Debated

Misak Avetisyan, Thomas Hertel, Gregory Sampson

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Abstract

Civil society, governments and the private sector discuss the importance of curbing the CO2 emissions that are associated with the transport of food products (food miles). Policymakers, however, should look at emissions per dollar of food production to design adequate policies.

Original language	English
Publisher	Nature Climate Change
Volume	3
State	Published - Sep 2013

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