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Agriculture's global practice of using resources faster than they can be replenished has been a source of debate and discussion for decades, if not millennia. Pollution, soil erosion/loss, wildlife population decline/shifts, and overall change of a "natural" flora/fauna have all been observed as symptoms of imbalance as a result of human involvement.
Presented are the three claims about the role of technology in sustainable agriculture, based on the assumption that human population expansion would not be restrained by food shortages owing to overriding societal values:
- Technology has increased (and will continue to boost) agricultural production.
- Technology advancement has been and will continue to be sustainable.
- As a result, technology is the foundation for sustainable agriculture.
Sustainability is a matter of life, but it encompasses much more than habitat degradation and soil erosion. The purpose of food production, the welfare of food producers, and the protection of nonrenewable resources all fall under the umbrella of sustainability. To that aim, all forms of technology have been and will continue to be the enabling man-made component that will connect these two overarching goals. Indeed, history shows that technology has been critical to agricultural production and stability, contemporary technological discoveries show that the discovery and development of new technologies is a long-term activity, and common sense tells us that technology will enable Sustainable Agriculture.
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