Source: The Atlantic
Credits: David Lepeska
Dated: 2011-11-28

Source: United Nations via al Jazeera
Credits: Ban Ki-moon (Secretary General of the United Nations)
Dated: 2011-10-01

Source: The New York Times
Credits: John M. Broder
Dated: 2011-09-02

Source: The Atlantic
Credits: James Fallows
Dated: 2011-08-24

Noticed by: Fritz @ Church of Virus, "Re:We're Fucked - The Coming Economic Crisis", Reply #168 on: 2011-08-14

Source: LA Times
Credits: Mary Ellen Harte, Anne Ehrlich
Dated: 2011-07-21

Source: RollingStone
Credits: Al Gore
Dated: 2011-06-22
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Sources and acknowledgments

The author is grateful to the many people from the organisations listed below who gave generously of their time and expertise in the preparation of this report.

Source: The Economist
Credits: Uncredited
Dated: 2011-02-24

A special report on feeding the world

A prospect of plenty

For the first time in history, the whole of mankind may get enough to eat

FOR 10,000 years farmers have produced food for mankind. That has been the basis of life. “When tillage begins,” wrote Daniel Webster, “other arts follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of human civilisation.”