Agriculture and the Twofold Relationship between Food Security and Climate Change. Evidence from Romania

Nowadays, agriculture is facing a special challenge – to produce more food for a growing population, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions caused by food production. This piece of research is focused on the impact of agriculture on climate change, starting from the assumption that agriculture i...

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Main Authors: Nicolae Istudor, Raluca Andreea Ion, Irina Elena Petrescu, Andrei Hrebenciuc
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Language:English
Published: Editura ASE 2019-05-01
Series:Amfiteatru Economic
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Online Access:http://www.amfiteatrueconomic.ro/temp/Article_2813.pdf
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Raluca Andreea Ion
Irina Elena Petrescu
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description Nowadays, agriculture is facing a special challenge – to produce more food for a growing population, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions caused by food production. This piece of research is focused on the impact of agriculture on climate change, starting from the assumption that agriculture is affected by climate variability, but also it contributes to it by emitting greenhouse gases, under the restriction of less per capita land. The paper analyses the connection between agricultural emissions and agricultural output, using a simple regression model, which includes variables corresponding to agricultural production and to greenhouse gas emissions. The results of the research highlight the fact that agricultural production has direct effects on greenhouse gas emissions and, thereby, on climate change. The relevance of the research consists in rising awareness of the emergency to integrate climate change in policies and actions related to food security at all levels. Moreover, the paper contributes to the enrichment of scientific literature, because it presents empirical evidence supporting the different effects of agricultural practices on the environment in Romania, with implications for climate change, a scientific direction that has been little studied in other papers
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spelling doaj-art-f952e7e7fd784c2ea82ef30455fdd2142025-08-20T02:05:07ZengEditura ASEAmfiteatru Economic1582-91462247-91042019-05-01215128529310.24818/EA/2019/51/285Agriculture and the Twofold Relationship between Food Security and Climate Change. Evidence from RomaniaNicolae Istudor0Raluca Andreea Ion1Irina Elena Petrescu2Andrei Hrebenciuc3 Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania Bucharest University of Economic Studies, RomaniaNowadays, agriculture is facing a special challenge – to produce more food for a growing population, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions caused by food production. This piece of research is focused on the impact of agriculture on climate change, starting from the assumption that agriculture is affected by climate variability, but also it contributes to it by emitting greenhouse gases, under the restriction of less per capita land. The paper analyses the connection between agricultural emissions and agricultural output, using a simple regression model, which includes variables corresponding to agricultural production and to greenhouse gas emissions. The results of the research highlight the fact that agricultural production has direct effects on greenhouse gas emissions and, thereby, on climate change. The relevance of the research consists in rising awareness of the emergency to integrate climate change in policies and actions related to food security at all levels. Moreover, the paper contributes to the enrichment of scientific literature, because it presents empirical evidence supporting the different effects of agricultural practices on the environment in Romania, with implications for climate change, a scientific direction that has been little studied in other papershttp://www.amfiteatrueconomic.ro/temp/Article_2813.pdffood securityclimate changegreenhouse gas emissionsagriculture
spellingShingle Nicolae Istudor
Raluca Andreea Ion
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Andrei Hrebenciuc
Agriculture and the Twofold Relationship between Food Security and Climate Change. Evidence from Romania
Amfiteatru Economic
food security
climate change
greenhouse gas emissions
agriculture
title Agriculture and the Twofold Relationship between Food Security and Climate Change. Evidence from Romania
title_full Agriculture and the Twofold Relationship between Food Security and Climate Change. Evidence from Romania
title_fullStr Agriculture and the Twofold Relationship between Food Security and Climate Change. Evidence from Romania
title_full_unstemmed Agriculture and the Twofold Relationship between Food Security and Climate Change. Evidence from Romania
title_short Agriculture and the Twofold Relationship between Food Security and Climate Change. Evidence from Romania
title_sort agriculture and the twofold relationship between food security and climate change evidence from romania
topic food security
climate change
greenhouse gas emissions
agriculture
url http://www.amfiteatrueconomic.ro/temp/Article_2813.pdf
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