What is the most popular source of protein in the world? What percentage of global meat consumption comes from this source of protein? (3 guesses)
Chicken, 40%
How does population growth impact protein demand? (3 reasons)
- protein demand increases
- pressure on agricultural systems and resources
- exacerbating environmental issues.
What percentage of the global population is projected to be vegetarian/vegan by 2040? (3 guesses)
30%
How does industrial farming impact our food choices?
Industrial farming often prioritizes yield over sustainability (affects food quality and environmental health).
In which country was ice-cream invented? (2 guesses)
China
Compared to the 1970s, how many more calories do poeple consume?
500 extra calories a day!
What percentage of fish stocks are overfished globally? (3 guesses)
Around 34%
Name 3 alternative protein sources!
- plant-based proteins (legumes, nuts, grains)
- insects
-lab-grown meats
What are the main causes of the food crisis? (3 reasons)
- climate change (droughts, floods, and extreme weather)
- conflict and war
- economic inequality
- poor agricultural practices
- population growth
What is the most widely eaten food in the world? (top 3, in order)
1) Rice
2) Bread
3) Pasta
What percentage of crops we grow are used to rear cows and other livestock (3 guesses only)?
40%
What percentage of the world's arable land is degraded due to poor agricultural practices? (3 guesses)
About 33% of the world’s arable land is degraded, reducing its capacity to produce sufficient food.
As a percentage, how much of the world's freshwater is used for animal agriculture? (3 guesses)
Approx. 70%
How can international organizations help in a food crisis? (2 reasons)
Examples: World Food Programme (WFP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
- Provide emergency food aid
- Support agricultural development
- Advocate for policy changes to alleviate food insecurity.
What are the impacts of the food crisis on children? (2 reasons)
- Malnutrition
- Stunted growth
- Weakened immune systems
- Cognitive development issues.
By what percentage can adopting a plant-based diet reduce an individual's carbon footprint? (3 guesses)
Up to 50%
How does climate change affect global food security? (give 2 reasons)
- extreme weather events
- altering crop yields
- threatening food supply chains, food insecurity.
How do government policies affect protein production and consumption? (give 2 reasons)
- incentivize sustainable practices
- support research into alternative proteins
- influence consumer behavior through education.
What does it mean to rethink what we eat?
Evaluating our dietary choices in terms of sustainability, health, and ethical implications.
How does food waste contribute to the food crisis? (as a percentage, 3 guesses)
Approximately 30% of all food produced is wasted. This reduces the total available food supply and contributes to environmental harm
How does the demand for protein affect agricultural practices? Hint: Think about where protein comes from and what it requires (3 reasons)
- intensive farming practices
- deforestation
- overuse of water resources
- impacting biodiversity and ecosystems.
What are the long-term benefits of shifting to sustainable protein sources? (3 reasons)
- improved public health
- reduced environmental impact
- greater resilience of food systems to climate change.
How many people are affected by food insecurity globally, 2023? (3 guesses)
Nearly 282 million people worldwide face hunger and food insecurity, with millions more at risk.
What do you think "hidden hunger" refers to?
refers to micronutrient deficiencies, such as a lack of vitamins and minerals, that can affect health even when people have enough calories to eat.
Which fast food restaurant had advetisments with a talking chihuahua in 1997? (27 years ago...)
Taco Bell