Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 3530 - 3530
Published: Feb. 14, 2023
Considering
the
contradiction
between
need
to
change
food
consumption
structure
of
Chinese
residents
and
constraints
resources
environment,
as
well
changes
in
Yangtze
River
Delta,
we
explore
path
achieve
environmental
sustainability
while
maintaining
residents’
dietary
health.
Based
on
1995–2019
Delta
data,
this
paper
uses
two-stage
Engel–QUAIDS
model
conduct
an
empirical
analysis
carbon
emissions
urban
rural
simulates
impact
income
growth
price
per
capita
nutrient
intake.
The
results
show
that
consume
too
much
meat
poultry,
are
high;
eggs
fruits
is
obviously
insufficient,
low.
With
increase
income,
among
(0.406%)
greater
than
(0.247%);
higher
prices
meat,
aquatic
products
can
significantly
reduce
emissions,
will
promote
emissions.
nutritional
intake
still
be
guaranteed
under
low-carbon
policy.
It
worth
mentioning
after
adjustment
simulation,
fat
reduced
within
recommended
range,
which
also
beneficial
Therefore,
appropriately
regulating
increasing
people’s
would
not
only
ensure
health
but
contribute
reducing
creating
a
sustainable
agricultural
system.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
954, P. 176761 - 176761
Published: Oct. 5, 2024
In
today's
world,
agriculture
is
not
only
about
food
production
but
also
a
critical
factor
in
global
environmental
change,
economic
stability,
and
human
health,
among
other
aspects.
With
population
growth
increasingly
scarce
resources,
exploring
sustainable
development
of
systems
has
become
crucial.
Achieving
this
goal
requires
striking
delicate
balance
security,
development,
ecological
environment,
health.
Traditional
approaches
to
agricultural
research
often
focus
solely
on
singular
domains,
overlooking
the
inherent
connections
interactions
environmental,
socioeconomic,
health
dimensions.
This
perspective
limits
our
comprehensive
understanding
systems.
Environmental
footprint
assessments
can
be
integrated
with
economic,
systemic,
decision
models
analyze
issues
within
integration
accurately
captures
diversity,
overlap,
accumulation,
heterogeneity
pressures
resulting
from
natural
factors.
Therefore,
we
propose
an
innovative
conceptual
framework
that
considers
dimensions
as
crucial
components,
indicators
at
its
core,
link
various
stages
farm
table.
constructs
evidence
gap
map,
integrating
dispersed
data
perspectives
existing
literature,
thus
showing
knowledge
gaps
across
these
domains.
Such
interdisciplinary
approach
provides
more
multidimensional
complexity
reveals
potential
synergies
conflicts
thereby
guiding
cautious
policy-making.
Importantly,
it
direction
for
future
achieve
systems,
emphasizing
necessity
comprehensive,
perspective,
particularly
strengthening
studies
composited
footprints,
viewing
entire
farm-to-table
continuum
holistically.
Stakeholders
must
collaborate
coordinate
objectives
drive
