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強納生.佛里:另一個不願面對的真相

Filmed Oct 2010 • Posted Apr 2012TEDxTC
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一個食物的迫切需求指的是農業已變成造成氣候變遷、生物多樣性的損失以及環境破壞的最大因素之一。在 TEDxTC 中,強納生.佛里告訴我們為什麼我們非常需要「地球耕育」(terraculture)--為全星球耕種。(攝於 TEDxTC)

Jonathan Foley studies complex environmental systems and their affects on society. His computer models have shown the deep impact agriculture is having on our planet. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Marssi Draw
Reviewed by James Chen
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