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iiclr-17675	Sorg, Terrence J.	Global Hunger, a Doubling Population, and Environmental Degradation: Justifying Radical Changes in U.S. Farm Policy	1996	38	.pdf	application/pdf	19583	1047	58	L. REV. international level,' but pressure in the United States comes from environmental groups urging tighter legislation regarding farm chemicals78 and fertilizers, as well as the pursuit of environment-friendly sustainable agriculture.79 Without farm chemicals, estimates indicate that world food production would be reduced by forty percent and food costs would rise by seventy percent.80 In the United States, soybean yields would drop by 37 percent, wheat by 38 percent, cotton by 62 percent, rice by 63 percent, peanuts by 78 percent, and field corn by 53 percent. 159 Domestic and global environmental concerns also dictate significant revision of U.S. farm programs.	cache/iiclr-17675.pdf	txt/iiclr-17675.txt