GOVT2228 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Ecological Modernization, Intensive Farming, Neoliberalism

• School: University of Sydney
• Department: Government and International Relations
• Course: GOVT2228
• Professor: Robert MacNeil

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Instructions: with reference to the reading and documentary, write a brief response (at least 150 words per answer but feel free to write as much as you like) to the questions below. Please submit your responses via email to enviro. govt@gmail. com before tutorial. They will be graded as a collection at the end of term. Intensive farming and its impact on the environment has not been addressed on the coptwenty one agenda. As membership organisations and an attack on everyday life, bringing unsustainable agriculture to the political discussion table will hurt their funding. Major environmental organisations proposing a victim and perpetrator plot-line, risks disturbing their public support impact of meat production on other related issues such as fish base by addressing intensive farming. The significant limited overproduction, fossil fuels, deforestation, ghg emissions. The increasing demand for dairy based products, revels resources for grazing, arable land for sustainable production.