Selection note: Curated because “Global Climate Change, Food Security and the U.S. Food System” covers Climate, Food Security, Global; it materially informs GShips work on earthside food system resilience.

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ntrs-20140008674
Topic
ecology-food
Type
Conference Paper
Publisher
Goddard Space Flight Center
Authors
Brown, Molly Elizabeth; Walsh, Margaret; Hauser, Rachel; Murray, Anthony; Jadin, Jenna; Baklund, Peter; Robinson, Paula
Year
2013
Editorial state
metadata curated editorial draft
Reviewer
GShips Project editorial synthesis
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Climate change influences on the major pillars of food security. Each of the four elements of food security (availability,access,utilization,andstability) is vulnerable to changes in climate. For example,reductions in production related to regional drought influence food availability at multiple scales. Changes in price influences the ability of certain populations to purchase food (access). Utilization maybe affected when production zones shift, reducing the availability of preferred or culturally appropriate types of food within a region. Stability of the food supply may be highly uncertain given an increased incidence of extreme climatic events and their influence on production patterns.

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