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- Competition for water and land for non-food supply - Very high energy input agriculture is not replicable - High rates of losses and waste of food. - Environmental implications

Since such powers frequently exist outside the institutional framework, and/or exercise their influence through channels exempt (or simply out of reach) from any political

In the previous sections we have shown how astronomical alignments and solar hierophanies – with a common interest in the solstices − were substantiated in the

We advance the hypothesis that fraudulent behaviours by finan- cial institutions are associated with substantial physical and mental health problems in the affected populations.

In this article we have used a realistic human head model exposed to EMF in the near-field region employing a hybrid framework based on electromagnetic field theory, heat

Decision-making tools that integrate the different aspects involved (food safety, food quality, energy and water consumption, and environmental and economic impacts) are needed

Considering working hour mismatches and the interaction with different dimensions of job characteristics sheds light on some contradictory or mixed results found in

GODISA’s main funder was the Integral Health System and the Municipality of El Agustino; therefore, health promo- tion and prevention actions were designed in the institutional-