The large-scale implementation of emission reduction strategies in the agriculture, forestry and other land uses (AFOLU) sector raises questions about their sustainability. For example, second-generation bio-fuels threaten biodiversity and the reforestation of agricultural land increases food prices. In addition, these emission reduction strategies are highly dependent on socio-economic conditions describing the rest of the food system (agricultural trade liberalization, economic development, population growth, etc.). For example, an increase in food demand, due to population growth and economic development, can increase pressures on the food system, leading to ecosystem degradation and increased greenhouse gas emissions. In this thesis, we...
Nitrogen fertilisers have contributed substantially to global food security and nutrition. However, ...
L’adoption de nouvelles productions énergétiques influence fortement les marchés agricoles, en parti...
Land-use planning and agricultural intensification are two major causes of biodiversity loss. Most o...
The large-scale implementation of emission reduction strategies in the agriculture, forestry and oth...
The large-scale implementation of emission reduction strategies in the agriculture, forestry and oth...
During the past several decades, agricultural intensification has been crucial to increase the food s...
To overcome the challenges of climate change and energy transition, combined with the projected popu...
In France, the organic vegetable production sector is dynamic, composed of farms with different leve...
Animal production increased regularly since some decades, in developed countries at first, and now i...
Depuis des décennies, les dépôts atmosphériques azotés sont connus pour agir de manière sévère sur l...
Facing the food needs of a growing population, global agriculture faces multiple challenges (economi...
The challenge for agricultural systems today is to produce whilst drastically reducing greenhouse ga...
L'intensification de l'agriculture a joué un rôle crucial pour augmenter la production alimentaire a...
L'intensification de l'agriculture a joué un rôle crucial pour augmenter la production alimentaire a...
For decades, it has been known that atmospheric nitrogen depositions have a severe impact on the ope...
Nitrogen fertilisers have contributed substantially to global food security and nutrition. However, ...
L’adoption de nouvelles productions énergétiques influence fortement les marchés agricoles, en parti...
Land-use planning and agricultural intensification are two major causes of biodiversity loss. Most o...
The large-scale implementation of emission reduction strategies in the agriculture, forestry and oth...
The large-scale implementation of emission reduction strategies in the agriculture, forestry and oth...
During the past several decades, agricultural intensification has been crucial to increase the food s...
To overcome the challenges of climate change and energy transition, combined with the projected popu...
In France, the organic vegetable production sector is dynamic, composed of farms with different leve...
Animal production increased regularly since some decades, in developed countries at first, and now i...
Depuis des décennies, les dépôts atmosphériques azotés sont connus pour agir de manière sévère sur l...
Facing the food needs of a growing population, global agriculture faces multiple challenges (economi...
The challenge for agricultural systems today is to produce whilst drastically reducing greenhouse ga...
L'intensification de l'agriculture a joué un rôle crucial pour augmenter la production alimentaire a...
L'intensification de l'agriculture a joué un rôle crucial pour augmenter la production alimentaire a...
For decades, it has been known that atmospheric nitrogen depositions have a severe impact on the ope...
Nitrogen fertilisers have contributed substantially to global food security and nutrition. However, ...
L’adoption de nouvelles productions énergétiques influence fortement les marchés agricoles, en parti...
Land-use planning and agricultural intensification are two major causes of biodiversity loss. Most o...