摘要
WHEN Lester R. Brown wrote his book Who Will Feed China？ in 1994, he had a good understanding of what a big issue food security in the world＇s most populous nation would become. In his book. the founder of the U.S,-based Worldwatch Institute warned the world that the combined effects of a spiraling population, shrinking cropland and water scarcity necessitated formulating a global development policy for the 21st century.
WHEN Lester R. Brown wrote his book Who Will Feed China？ in 1994, he had a good understanding of what a big issue food security in the world＇s most populous nation would become. In his book. the founder of the U.S,-based Worldwatch Institute warned the world that the combined effects of a spiraling population, shrinking cropland and water scarcity necessitated formulating a global development policy for the 21st century.
