Primarily through effective, efficient irrigation.
Primarily through many innovations over many decades going way back to its pre-state years. Israelis invented drip irrigation. It created smaller versions of tomatoes and other vegetables, as well as smaller bananas and other fruits. It experimented heavily in growing in briny waters. Israel had no choice because it had to absorb many immigrants in a very tiny arid land and had to find ways to feed them without spending everything on food imports. Israel today is over 85% self-sufficient on foodstuffs.
The Negev Desert
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What is the climate of Italy and how it affects the food! ASAP
Climate change is expected to have a major impact on global food security by causing higher temperatures and altered rainfall patterns, which can result in lower crop yields and disturbances in food production systems.
As new crops were introduced in Europe, food production increased.
Fertilizers, Manure, Plows, Etc.
Fertilizers, Manure, Plows, Etc.
They increased their labor forces and bought food from local farmers.
Human activities have significantly altered the natural system of food production through practices such as industrial agriculture, deforestation, and the use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. These actions have led to increased crop yields but also resulted in soil degradation, loss of biodiversity, and water pollution. Additionally, the expansion of monoculture farming has reduced ecosystem resilience, making food systems more vulnerable to pests and climate change. Overall, while food production has increased, it often comes at the cost of environmental health and sustainability.
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increased cost of food and heating/cooling
Climate affects our lives in numerous ways, one prominent example being the impact of extreme weather events on food security. Increased temperatures and shifting precipitation patterns can lead to droughts, flooding, and crop failures, disrupting food production and supply chains. This not only affects availability and prices of food but can also lead to increased malnutrition and economic instability, particularly in vulnerable regions. Additionally, climate change can exacerbate health issues, as rising temperatures can contribute to the spread of diseases and heat-related illnesses.