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About the author

Vaclav Smil conducts interdisciplinary research in the fields of energy, environmental and population change, food production and nutrition, technical innovation, risk assessment and public policy. He has published more than 30 books and close to 500 papers on these topics. He is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Manitoba, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (Science Academy), the first non-American to receive the American Association for the Advancement of Science Award for Public Understanding of Science and Technology, and in 2010 he was listed by Foreign Policy among the top 50 global thinkers.

Other books by this author

Chinas Energy
Energy in the Developing World (edited with W. Knowland)
Energy Analysis in Agriculture (with P. Nachman and
T. V. Long II)
Biomass Energies
The Bad Earth
Carbon Nitrogen Sulfur
Energy Food Environment
Energy in Chinas Modernization
General Energetics
Chinas Environmental Crisis
Global Ecology
Energy in World History
Cycles of Life
Energies
Feeding the World
Enriching the Earth
The Earths Biosphere
Energy at the Crossroads
Chinas Past, Chinas Future
Creating the 20th Century
Transforming the 20th Century
Energy: A Beginners Guide
Oil: A Beginners Guide
Energy in Nature and Society
Global Catastrophes and Trends
Why America Is Not a New Rome
Energy Transitions
Energy Myths and Realities
Prime Movers of Globalization
Japans Dietary Transition and Its Impacts (with K. Kobayashi)
Harvesting the Biosphere

Index

Acids

amino
fatty
monounsaturated (MUFA)
polyunsaturated (PUFA)
saturated (SFA)

Africa

pastoralism in
wild meat in

Alfalfa

Alpaca

America

North
South

Ammonia

Animals

domesticated
draft
exports of
and greenhouse gas emissions
land requirements of
liberation of
life cycles of
slaughter of
stocking densities of
transport of
treatment of
water requirements of
weights of ( see Weight, carcass; Weight, live)
welfare of
wild

Antelopes

Antibiotics

Aquaculture

Argentina

Aurochs

Australia

beef in
megafauna in

Bangladesh

Beef

consumption of
conversion efficiency of
environmental impact of
feedlot-fed
grass-fed
hamburgers
K be
Matsuzaka
production of
wagy

Biodiversity

Birds

Bison

steppe

Blood

drinking of
pressure

Bows

Brains

animal
hominin
human

Brazil

cattle in
meat consumption in

Broilers

confined feeding of
conversion efficiency of
life cycle of
production of
stocking densities of
weights of

Brucellosis

BSE (bovine spongiform encelopathy)

Buddhism

Buffalo

water

Burger King

CAFO (confined animal feeding operations)

Camels

Campylobacter

Cancer

breast
colon
colorectal
prostate

Carbohydrates

Carbon

Carcasses

Cattle see also Beef

dairy
domestication of
exports of
feeding of
life cycle of

Charcuterie

Chauvet

Cheese

Chicken

feed conversion of
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