For this research assignment we are going to look at the Green Revolution, between the 1940s and 1970 that helped to boost worldwide agricultural production. There are a number of issues and topics to study here, many of which tie directly into the ideas and people, and some which are significant in today’s world (like GMOs, industrialized agriculture, the use of pesticides, drought and famine, and the strain on resources such as water). Don’t forget to consider the Second Green Revolution and its proponents, opponents, and approaches.
Step 1. Research into the Green Revolutions itself and come up with facts and figures. Examine both sides of the issue so that you are well-informed on the pros and cons. Take notes or write up your findings in a 3 to 5 page paper and send it to me.
Step 2. Pick a side in the argument for a proposed international conference to address global population, food, pollution, climate change, resources, and the future of humanity. I have listed some general categories but feel free to come up with your own (and of course there are shades of support, such as a Moderate Malthusian or a Luke-Warm Technocrat).
Malthusians – we are going to hit a limit and may have already done so
Technocrats – science, technology and human innovation will carry the day
Agrarians – locally grown natural foods are best for human/planetary health
Moderates – we can tame technology and control population safely
Resources – we have to limit our use and abuse of the planet
NO PLAGARISM WHAT SO EVER, Make it 4 pages, INCLUDING the citation page ( counts as the fourth page ). Times new Romant font, double spaced, size 12.
MUST INCLUDE Introduction, Body (topics), Conclusion, Citation page. All in a neatly fashion manner done way.
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1. For this research assignment we are going to look at the Green
Revolution, between the 1940s and 1970 that helped to boost
worldwide agricultural production. There are a number of issues
and topics to study here, many of which tie directly into the
ideas and people, and some which are significant in today’s
world (like GMOs, industrialized agriculture, the use of
pesticides, drought and famine, and the strain on resources such
as water). Don’t forget to consider the Second Green Revolution
and its proponents, opponents, and approaches.
Step 1. Research into the Green Revolutions itself and come up
with facts and figures. Examine both sides of the issue so that
you are well-informed on the pros and cons. Take notes or write
up your findings in a 3 to 5 page paper and send it to me.
Step 2. Pick a side in the argument for a proposed international
conference to address global population, food, pollution,
climate change, resources, and the future of humanity. I have
listed some general categories but feel free to come up with
your own (and of course there are shades of support, such as a
Moderate Malthusian or a Luke-Warm Technocrat).
Malthusians – we are going to hit a limit and may have already
done so
Technocrats – science, technology and human innovation will
carry the day
Agrarians – locally grown natural foods are best for
human/planetary health
Moderates – we can tame technology and control population
safely
Resources – we have to limit our use and abuse of the planet
NO PLAGARISM WHAT SO EVER, Make it 4 pages,
INCLUDING the citation page ( counts as the fourth page ).
Times new Romant font, double spaced, size 12.
MUST INCLUDE Introduction, Body (topics), Conclusion,
Citation page. All in a neatly fashion manner done way.
