FSE director Roz Naylor lectures on daunting challenges for food security and the environment as part of MSU's Sustainable Michigan Endowed Program Academy

Rosamond L. Naylor discussed the multiple challenges for achieving food security in this century‐‐ranging from economic volatility to climate change‐‐and highlighted ways in which the boundaries of analysis and action in the agricultural development community must change to address these challenges. She used a series of project and policy examples to illustrate the changes needed from international to local scales. The talk was part of a 2010 series sponsored by the SMEP Academy titled "Taking Sustainability Seriously: The Role of Knowledge Institutions".