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So what's the plan then in terms of agriculture? Because really, that's how efficient agriculture works (think corn, wheat, soybean, tea, cocoa, and of course palm)
ReplyDeleteI believe its biofuels, ethanol, fertiliser, food production/food security, distribution systems and maybe, just maybe, some 'sustainable farming'
ReplyDeletea lot of lands are cultivated into oil palm plantation ...
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Passerby - your question merits an in-depth response, and this comments section may not be the ideal platform for such a discussion. However, many if not all our current practices in the area of food production are driven by antiquated notions of profit and monopoly. Those archaic paradigms of power must be replaced with far less anthropocentric and far more cosmo-, eco- and geocentric perspectives. This simple shift in perception will inspire many simple solutions from the ground up, not from the top down as has been the case for centuries.
ReplyDeleteIn the 1960s a community called Findhorn arose in Scotland that holds many lessons for humanity. It was an early demonstration of what miracles can happen when humans learn to cooperate instead of compete with nature.
>A forest is not an oil palm plantation!
ReplyDeleteYes it is if you are the one compiling gov't statistics !!!