#SALUTE REPORT FULL#
This can be downloaded from The Lancet‘s website along with the full publication. The supplementary material presented in the Appendix of the Commission’s report contains additional results, data and a more detailed description of the methodology used. The Commission had to address the reviewers’ comments to ensure the report’s academic rigor before it became published as part of the public record and the global academic literature. Peer-reviewing involves a handful of anonymous scientists acting as reviewers who scrutinize the findings of the report. The results presented by the Commission have gone through a comprehensive peer-reviewing process, a process that can be lacking when institutions produce reports. It was published in The Lancet, a world-leading scientific medical journal, and combines research on health, nutrition, agriculture, environmental sciences and political sciences, and presents the correlating result. The EAT- Lancet Commission’s report provides the first ever scientific targets for healthy diets and sustainable food production based on a broad specter of the latest scientific literature.
It was this gap that the EAT- Lancet Commission sought to address. While there is substantial scientific evidence that links diets with human health and environmental sustainability, the absence of globally agreed scientific targets for healthy diets and sustainable food production has hindered large-scale and coordinated efforts to transform the global food system thus far. Meeting the targets of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement requires an urgent and fundamental shift in the ways that we produce and consume food. If we want to live in a future where people’s health and the environment are not irreversibly damaged, the world needs to start living within scientific boundaries for health and the environment. Effectively, how we grow, process, transport, consume and waste food is hurting both people and the planet. Vast global undernutrition is adding mounting pressure to these challenges. Unhealthy diets are now the leading risk factor for global burdens of disease with growing rates of noncommunicable diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and cancers. At the same time, global population health is increasingly pressured by several forms of malnutrition.
#SALUTE REPORT DRIVER#
The result appears on the map as a pin with attached metadata:Ī private data package, with the name of the report is created in FTS and can be downloadeded later.Today, global food production is the single largest driver of environmental degradation, climate instability and the transgression of planetary boundaries. The integration works using the ManageKML/postKML API. Take note, there is a difference between detailed and long-winded. This final portion of the report is meant to be quite detailed and is identifying the equipment associated with the enemy and their respective activity. This is where the time the enemy activity was observed. If the enemy’s unit is unknown or cannot be identified, use easily discernible features such as color of their uniforms, design of patches if worn by personnel.
FTS will solve the location from huma readible name into lat and long U: Unit ID This is simply the geographic location of the observed unit activity.
Such necessary information would be things such as developing fighting positions, patrolling, and direction of travel the enemy is taking. The activity section is used to give a detailed overview of the actions the enemy is taking. In this section of the report, the size of the enemy or unknown force will be relayed. This integration connects to FreeTAKServer 1.9 or better and post a SALUTE report to all the connected clients.
0 kommentar(er)
