What is agriculture from an ecosystem perspective

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Habitable Planet: Agriculture

What is agriculture from an ecosystem perspective? How is it like natural ecosystems, and how is it different? (Also see the essay 'Challenges facing philosophy...)
List how science and technology have increased agricultural productivity.
What are the environmental costs of modern industrial agriculture (including the Green Revolution)?
What is sustainable agriculture? What techniques does it use to achieve its goals (be specific)?

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