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The site that looks most promising so far is “Eating in 2000 AD-Meat and Two Veg Or Stones into Break?”.  By evaluating the abstract it pinpoints exactly what I am focusing my paper on which is food shortages.  However, it is advocating exactly what I am against which would help me find flaws in my own argument.  This source is heavily chart based which gives me relevant information directly.  The references of this source will bring me to sites where the charts and information originally come from.  It is helping me refine my topic even more by emphasizing the tradeoffs of agricultural production vs. meat production.