This chapter in the 'Future Trends' section of the book focuses on understanding issues associated with local food production and its potential from energy and environmental sustainability perspectives. It reviews barriers (such as population growth, urbanisation, bio fuel etc) to sustainable local food production and supply. It explores local food production in human settlements using different case studies. Impacts of local food in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving energy efficiency are discussed. Local food production potential of residential neighbourhoods are analysed and compared at local scales. This chapter finally synthesises the key research trends and future research directions in local food research
Local food production movements have claimed a central role in proposals to mitigate some of the neg...
The food system and the natural environment are closely linked. Indeed, food production strongly rel...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. All rights reserved. Human populations are becoming increasingly urba...
ABSTRACT: This paper aims to examine the issue raised by the consumption of locally produced food in...
The evolution of global food systems has led to industrial food production processes that have envir...
The growing interests in "local food" in recent years in public discussions, research and practice h...
This book addresses the rapidly developing field of research into sustainable food systems. Forty fi...
The Local Food Movement has arisen in recent decades as a proposed solution to problems in the curre...
Providing a wholesome and adequate food supply is the most basic tenet of agricultural sustainabilit...
One popular approach in the recent discussion around sustainable food systems has been to encourage ...
Localisation of food production is often advocated as a means to improve food security by creating c...
Access to healthy food and the introduction of sustainable nutrition practices are two important is...
Typical sustainability studies concentrate on carbon footprinting and environmental impact assessmen...
The human relationship with food is an under-acknowledged contributor towards climate change and env...
Traditional food is a fuzzy concept, challenging for the analysis and interpretation. Even if there ...
Local food production movements have claimed a central role in proposals to mitigate some of the neg...
The food system and the natural environment are closely linked. Indeed, food production strongly rel...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. All rights reserved. Human populations are becoming increasingly urba...
ABSTRACT: This paper aims to examine the issue raised by the consumption of locally produced food in...
The evolution of global food systems has led to industrial food production processes that have envir...
The growing interests in "local food" in recent years in public discussions, research and practice h...
This book addresses the rapidly developing field of research into sustainable food systems. Forty fi...
The Local Food Movement has arisen in recent decades as a proposed solution to problems in the curre...
Providing a wholesome and adequate food supply is the most basic tenet of agricultural sustainabilit...
One popular approach in the recent discussion around sustainable food systems has been to encourage ...
Localisation of food production is often advocated as a means to improve food security by creating c...
Access to healthy food and the introduction of sustainable nutrition practices are two important is...
Typical sustainability studies concentrate on carbon footprinting and environmental impact assessmen...
The human relationship with food is an under-acknowledged contributor towards climate change and env...
Traditional food is a fuzzy concept, challenging for the analysis and interpretation. Even if there ...
Local food production movements have claimed a central role in proposals to mitigate some of the neg...
The food system and the natural environment are closely linked. Indeed, food production strongly rel...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. All rights reserved. Human populations are becoming increasingly urba...