دانلود کتاب Feeding Everyone No Matter What : Managing Food Security After Global Catastrophe.

Feeding Everyone No Matter What presents a scientific approach to the practicalities of planning for long-term interruption to food production. The primary historic solution developed over the last several decades is increased food storage. However, storing up enough food to feed everyone would take a significant amount of time and would increase the price of food, killing additional people due to inadequate global access to affordable food. Humanity is far from doomed, however, in these situations - there are solutions. This book provides an order of magnitude technical analysis compari.  Read more...
Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; About the authors; Chapter 1 --
Introduction; 1.1 --
Introduction to the challenge; References; Chapter 2 --
Worldwide Crop Death: The Five Crop-Killing Scenarios; 2.1 --
The five crop-killing scenarios; 2.2 --
Abrupt climate change; 2.3 --
Lesser evils --
global crop irritating scenarios; 2.3.1 --
Super Weeds and Pathogens; 2.3.2 --
Super Pests; 2.3.3 --
Super Bacterium; 2.4 --
Serious problems that do not threaten global food supply; 2.5 --
Food spoilage; References; Chapter 3 --
No Sun: Three Sunlight-Killing Scenarios 3.1 --
Three sunlight-killing scenariosReferences; Chapter 4 --
Food Storage, Food Conservation, and Cannibalism; 4.1 --
Reduction of pre-harvest losses; 4.2 --
Increased food supply for moderate disasters; 4.3 --
Limited crop supply; 4.4 --
Maximum food storage; 4.5 --
Food solutions from preppers and survivalists; 4.6 --
Beyond Mormon Preparedness: Practical Limitations to Storing 5 Years of Food; 4.7 --
Survivalism and Cannibal Mathematics; References; Chapter 5 --
Stopgap Food Production: Fast food; 5.1 --
The 10 °C Crisis and the 20 °C Crisis; 5.2 --
Stopgap food production: fast food 5.2.1 --
Exacting Food from Leaves5.2.2 --
Supply: Global Nonwoody Vegetation; 5.3 --
Mushroom fast food; 5.4 --
Not quite as good as mushrooms --
bacteria to humans fast food; References; Chapter 6 --
Fiber Supply for Conversion to Food; 6.1 --
Fiber supply for conversion to food; 6.2 --
Worst case: 20 °C crisis fiber availability; 6.3 --
Wood chipping; 6.4 --
Fire suppression; References; Chapter 7 --
Solutions: Stored Biomass/Fossil Fuel Conversion to Food; 7.1 --
Solutions introduction ; 7.2 --
Sushi for dinner?; 7.3 --
Oil and gas for dinner? the case for industrial food 7.4 --
Trees for dinner? stored biomass conversion7.4.1 --
Beef Steak, Lamb Chops, and Bison Burgers; 7.4.2 --
More Mushrooms; 7.4.3 --
Beetles; 7.4.4 --
Rats or Chicken?; 7.5 --
What will probably not work: shipworms, termites, gribbles, earthworms, and reptiles; 7.6 --
A banquet; 7.7 --
Most extreme catastrophes; References; Chapter 8 --
Practical Matters: Energy, Water, Nutrition, Taste, Biodiversity, & Cooperation; 8.1 --
Practical matters; 8.2 --
Energy in the sun-obscuring crises; 8.3 --
Water; 8.4 --
Nutrition and taste; 8.5 --
Biodiversity; 8.6 --
Other problems 8.7 --
Cooperation: the elephant in the roomReferences; Chapter 9 --
Moral Hazard; 9.1 --
Moral hazard of writing this book; 9.2 --
Nuclear stockpiles increasing if reduced risk of nuclear winter causing mass starvation?; 9.3 --
Greenhouse gas emissions increasing if starvation risk of abrupt climate change diminished?; 9.4 --
Moral hazard of other risks; 9.5 --
Conclusion: why you are able to read this book now; References; Chapter 10 --
Serious Prepping: A Guide to Necessary Research; 10.1 --
Policy implications; 10.2 --
Applying solutions to catastrophes now to provide food for today's hungry 10.3 --
Future work