Food sovereignty’s environmental dimension
Abstract
Agroindustrial production system was born and broadly adopted in the last half century. This system, based on an intensive use of inputs and guided by patterns of a globalized economy, causes serious environmental damages. Agroecology covers a wide range of farming methods and techniques that manage in a sustainable way natural resources. This article is focused on how food sovereignty suggests this proposal as the best way to produce food.
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