GEOG 9 Climate Change and the Future of Agriculture

The global agricultural sector faces the significant challenge of feeding a population projected to rise to 9 billion by mid-century under an evolving climate.  This course will explore the physical geography of agricultural production systems throughout the world with an emphasis on the interactions between crops, climate, water, soils, and technology.

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