The use of technology in agriculture

Charalambos StergiouTuesday July 11th, 2017Thursday October 26th, 2017 LUs New

Objectives:

Knowing the main technological innovations in the agricultural sector, particularly in the last decades.
Thinking about the positive impact of these innovations, but also the serious damage they caused at an environmental and social level.
Reading about a problem and adopting a personal position on the issue.
Tackling a complex problem from different perspectives.

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economics, environmental education, food environmental impact, GMOs, science, sustainable agriculture, technology

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