Titlebook: Diet for a Sustainable Ecosystem; The Science for Reco Benjamin E. Cuker Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Chesapeake Bay.Estua

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-47295-7particularly coronary artery disease. Industrialization of chicken also increased its share of the animal products market sevenfold. The broiler industry pioneered the use of antibiotics as growth promoters, resulting in development of antibiotic-resistant pathogens. Poultry workers face various hea

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The Mott Transition and the Hubbard Modelcritical for health and most often missing in the Standard American Diet. The health benefits of choosing whole plant based foods that are widely available in the Chesapeake Bay region as an alternative to seafood consumption is discussed.

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The Mott Transition and the Hubbard Modelndiments. Non-caloric artificial sweeteners also promote weight gain. Retraining the pallets of consumers to accept shifting to a whole-food plant-based diet promises to free the population from type-2 diabetes and other obesity related diseases.

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Kohn-Sham LCAO Method for Periodic Systemshe excessive biomass of algal blooms is equivalent to the unnecessary and dangerous deposits of adipose that create obesity in people. Hypoxia in the bottom waters of the Bay is analogous to that in the brain and adipose tissues of obese and over-weight people (75% of the Bay’s human population), ca

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Benjamin E. CukerBrings to life a story of the Chesapeake Bay as a case study readily applicable to other ecosystems where the food system has damaged the health of the environment and its people.Combines historical e

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Methodology and Operationalisationre. It takes a historical approach examining how the food system developed from early colonial times to the present. The book introduces the reader to the basic science governing the estuary and human health. It then examines the issues of exploitation of key animal populations, effects of industria

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Quantisation of the Electromagnetic Field,something about the geological history and physical features of this magnificent ecosystem. This chapter examines how the Bay ecosystem was formed and its main physical features, including those reshaped by human activity. The history of the physical structure of the Chesapeake Bay is driven by geol

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Springer Series in Chemical Physicseen the health of the Chesapeake Bay, its food system, and the wellbeing of its people. For many readers, high school or college science courses may sit dim in their memories. This chapter will refresh some of those old facts and concepts, as well as introduce some important new ones. It focuses on

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-34764-4food system informed all aspects of their lives. The Mesoamerican “three sisters” system of companion farming began to arrive in the region circa 1100?AD. The introduced crops of corn (.), beans (.) and squash (.) transformed the Algonquin speaking tribes into part-time farmers. The advent of corn d