https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63 Where can we find enough food? National Geographic (see link) has a 5 step plan. Do you think this plan will work? Is this plan sustainable? http://www.nationalgeographic.com/foodfeatures/feeding-9-billion/ en-us 2017-09-26 05:40:36 UTC 2017-10-09 02:31:39 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Xmastree.png 18bryu https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/191129580 I think  this plan is good because it will work not only as a solution for much food waste but also project for sustainable in the future. However, it may not work because it requires technological development. Once it will get used to farmers as a new agricultural system, it is more likely to develop sustainable society, ]]> 2017-09-26 08:10:05 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/191129580 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/191613264 I think the 5 steps plan is very beneficial to the word, to both environment and to people. However, the 5 steps seems very hard to achieve since people still continuing destroying the forest for their own advantages without thinking of the consequences. The process requires a change in people's perspectives, but if we could make it someday it will double the world’s food supplies and dramatically cut the environmental impact of agriculture worldwide and resulting in more sustainable society.]]> 2017-09-27 11:58:24 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/191613264 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/191635089 This plan is very beneficial for the world population. Moreover, the 5 steps plan is sustainable in terms of solving the problem of food waste. I believe, that this plan can help to develop sustainability]]> 2017-09-27 12:56:58 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/191635089 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/192725092 In my opinion I think the 5 steps plan will be works well. As ]]> 2017-10-01 04:53:47 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/192725092 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/192742554 In my opinion I think the 5 steps plan will be work well to provide food for a lot of people and sole the food dilemma. The plan us also sustainable as we use the land for farming more efficiently what we already have and reduce the food waste. 
However, most of people think that we should clean more lands for agriculture. So, to achieve this 5 step plan, we need to figure it out how to do it and make people to know about this plan.]]> 2017-10-01 10:06:00 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/192742554 shivammohan4321 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/193906356 I think the 5 step plan will work due to it being sustainable and tackling the problem of food waste ]]> 2017-10-04 15:06:10 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/193906356 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/194241433 Without a doubt, the step 5 plan can solve the world's food dilemma with the cooperation of scientific perspective and in short, it is sustainable. ]]> 2017-10-05 11:26:54 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/194241433 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/194966543 I think the best way is to evelop a food loss and waste measurement protocol: What gets measured gets managed. A global “food loss and waste protocol” could provide companies and countries with a standardized way to measure and monitor food loss and waste.]]> 2017-10-08 07:16:33 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/194966543 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/194988662 I definitely think it is possible to fix the issue of food waste, however, it is no easy task. Food culture remains, and will remain, one of the most important aspects of people's lives, and trying to change one's diet can be a very difficult task, and near impossible. The only way I can see these 5 steps working is if policy was enforced by governments to ensure people did not go over a certain limit, and telling them that food waste is not an innocuous subject. However, controlling 7 billion people is nearly impossible. However, if it did indeed work, it would definitely be classed as sustainable as it would food would not be wasted to a large extent. ]]> 2017-10-08 12:17:49 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/194988662 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195002973 I think that the five-step plan could solve the food waste problem, and it is sustainable. Agricultural expansion will reduce the habitat and also affect biodiversity, therefore freeze agriculture's footprint could help with the deforestation and reduce the contribution of greenhouse gases. Use the land and resources in a more efficient way will decrease the impact of population growth on food waste. However, due to the high-tech is needed for increase food production yield, some places might not be able to do it. In addition, shift diets is hard to carry out, because it is impossible to ask millions people to eat less meat.]]> 2017-10-08 14:44:17 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195002973 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195004712 The Five-Step plan is a solution that has been developed sustainably and sufficiently to tackle problems faced around the world. This plan has been designed to overcome the problem of world hunger by 2050 and I think it's a good start. However, it's always easy to design and contemplate ideas but actions don't always perpetuate. Our world population is gradually and massively increasing and so is the amount of food being generated and wasted. To make the Five-Step plan alive one must take actions responsibly which is most importantly to limit its consumption and reduce the amount of food wastage. As we know already, the distribution of food is not equal, and one of the plan states that there are many areas in the world where we can farm and grow more food. This does not mean that most of the world's population in hunger right now will be provided with the food grown. Chances are likely that most of the developed countries will gain the advantage of owing it. ]]> 2017-10-08 14:59:55 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195004712 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195007799 I think the five step plan will work efficiently as it uses sustainable, yet practical scientific approaches,, which is very beneficial. With strong action of this plan, the world hunger issue will be resolved by 2050 as the plan suggests.
 ]]> 2017-10-08 15:26:54 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195007799 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195015921   With a right mind set and well-thought plan of how these steps could be achieved, this 5 steps plan could potentially be the solution to solve this global issue. The core problem of this issue is that there is high demand of food, at the same time, high amount of food wastage, which means that what we need to focus first is how to fix our behavior of food consumption. If we can not change how we decided to consume the food in the market than it is likely that the 5 steps plan will fail. Therefore this plans need to be informed to each countries' government to ensure that there is regulation which control people's behavior. This plan is not an easy task and it is likely that it will take a long time for it to work as could effect countries' economy, and the likes of the people. To be sure that this plans work, we need another set of plan that deals with the change we have to make as well.]]> 2017-10-08 16:35:01 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195015921 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195031764 The five step plan that National Geographic has is sustainable. If we are more critical and sustainable, we can not only feed the nine billion people, but even more than that. We can use technologies and several strategies to make this plan successful.  We can change the way of growing food in a sustainable way. 

]]> 2017-10-08 18:51:00 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195031764 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195069952 If we take these five steps plan into action, it will surely solve the problems on food insecurity. If we eat less to balance out the demand and supply of the food, produce less food waste, it will be food for everyone. ]]> 2017-10-09 01:26:25 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195069952 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195071140 I think that the 5 steps plan will be work for this food waste problem because the main idea for this five step would be reduce waste for much as possible which will help people that don't have enough food to get the food.


]]> 2017-10-09 01:36:12 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195071140 https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195078068 As I would like to think the five stages design is an answer that has been created reasonably and adequately to handle issues looked the world over. What gets measured gets dealt with a worldwide " sustenance misfortune and waste convention" could give organizations and nations an institutionalized approach to quantify and screen nourishment misfortune and waste.]]> 2017-10-09 02:31:36 UTC https://padlet.com/danielle_jennings/i4vc6l1ghh63/wish/195078068