Global demand for food in 2030: How climate policy and bioenergy might change demand structure

Other conference contribution, 2012

Land use and greenhouse gas emissions must be considered of critical importance in any long-term assessment of the global food system. There are upcoming factors related to this which are likely to contribute to long-run changes in the structure of global food demand in relation to the current mainstream forecasts. It is here argued that the projections of food demand might need to be revised with these factors being taken into account.