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2 Days to Go! Can your next meal change the world?

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Did you know your dinner last night could impact the planet? Join us this week as we uncover how food choices shape our future! #ForkingTheFuture #SustainableDiets

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Our team has cooked up something exciting for the Forking the Future Summit! Join us to explore how your food choices shape the world.
#TastingTomorrow #EcoEaters

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Ready to Rethink Your Plate?

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Coming soon: Our presentation ‘Forking the Future’ is almost here! Get ready for powerful facts and real food solutions

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"Forking the Future" Food Summit

How What We Eat Shapes the Planet

The Planet on Your Plate

Do you think your meal yesterday helped or hurt the environment?

What Are Sustainable Healthy Diets?

According to the FAO, Sustainable Healthy Diets are eating patterns that:

Promote health and well-being for all life stages

Have low environmental impact

Are accessible, affordable, safe, equitable

Are culturally acceptable and respectful of food traditions

"Food systems account for over one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions" - FAO, 2020

Why Do Sustainable Diets Matter?

MD supports biodiversity, reduces emissions and improves long-term health.

The Mediterranean Diet - A Case Study in Sustainability

The Mediterranean Diet is:

Based on local, seasonal produce

High in plant-based foods and olive oil

Low in red meat Involves communal meals and mindful eating

A side-by-side comparison of the Mediterranean and Western diets in terms of average daily calories, greenhouse gas emissions, land use, and water use.

The Mediterranean diet consistently shows lower environmental impact across all metrics.

Which one is more sustainable and why?

Can you spot trade-offs?

Game Time! Supermarket Sustainability Challenge

Global Nutrition Report, FAO, Carbon Brief

Facts You Should Know

Eat more plants, fewer animal products

Choose local and seasonal food

Reduce food waste

Read labels and avoid overpackaging

Cook and eat together

Tips for Eating Sustainably - Starting Today

Result? She saved money, lost weight, and reduced her carbon footprint.

Rethink. Refill. Refork.

Meet Leta. She lives in a city where processed food is cheap and everywhere. After learning about the climate cost of her meals, she made small changes: swapping soda for water, cooking more often and eating lentils twice a week.

Write one food choice you'll change this week to help the planet.

What Will You Do?

You don't need to be a scientist to fight climate change. Just someone with a fork and a little knowledge. What's on your plate today, could change the world tomorrow.

The Power of the Fork

Open floor for audience questions

Let's Talk!

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Very informative :)

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Super engaging from the start. I loved the opening question about what we ate yesterday because it made me reflect on my choices.

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The slides were beautifully designed . Clean icons, colorful infographics,easy to follow.

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The statistics were strong, but I would have liked to see more comparisons between countries or cultures.

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We want to hear from you! What’s one food choice you’ll change after today’s presentation? Share your posts below!

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Now I realize every small food choice I make actually affects the planet.

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The two paths with the cheeseburger and the lentil salad really hit me. I never looked at my plate as a climate decision before.

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Very good presentation, thank you!

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Thank you, Eco-Eaters! You turned knowledge into action.

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Check out this Presentation designed by Anthi Souk.

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I really liked the visual design and how the presentation involved us with the pledge and kitchen activity.

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Everything worked great together the visuals, the storytelling and the activities.

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The structure was okay and the message came across.

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Imagine it’s the year 2050. What food do you think will be on your plate and what might disappear?

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I think lab-grown meat will be more common on my plate, and beef from traditional farms might become rare or even banned

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I’ll probably eat a lot more plant-based meals with lentils, seaweed and beans. I hope chocolate doesn’t disappear, but I’m worried it might.

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Maybe we’ll be eating more insect-based protein snacks and fish alternatives. Tuna might disappear due to overfishing.

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Seasonal, local foods will be more important, like tomatoes from urban gardens. I think ultra-processed snacks will fade out.

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Grains like millet and quinoa might be more common because they’re climate-resilient.

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I imagine having vertical farm produce and 3D-printed meals.

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Fast food might be reimagined with sustainable ingredients. Traditional burgers could vanish or be taxed heavily due to emissions.

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for Tasting Tomorrow! Your pledges and ideas were inspiring. Let’s keep turning awareness into action — every bite counts!
#FoodForChange #TastingTomorrow #ForkingTheFuture

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Check out this Presentation designed by Anthi Souk.

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Drop a word that your meal would “say” to the Earth!

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Gratitude

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sorry

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Thirsty

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Hope

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Balanced!

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The interactive parts were super fun

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it felt like a call to action

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Thanks for Joining!