It’s relatively easy to make money by selling cheap snacks to kids and adults alike. 

Have a kit for growing food, (dirt, seeds, ect.)

How much water is needed to make basic bread, saltana bread, ect.

Separating the salt from sea water

How to reduce pesticides, use insects that eat the pests the pesticides are preventing.

Food waste could be prevented with worms and/or fungi, why don’t we?

Reducing sugar in what we eat, why do we use so much?

Introduce the idea of eating insects, we could turn them into protein bars or something

Preservatives are used too much, e.g a Mcdonald’s patty can last outside for over a year.

An environmentally safe fertiliser, e.g Guano

Raise the price for junk food, encourage people to buy healthier foods

What if we started a grass donation fund. When people mow their lawns, they donate the grass to farms which could feed that to cows.

People should use compost bins, or they could donate their food scraps to a compost farm to avoid the smell in their house.

Zoo’s could use compost to grow plants for enclosures.

What could prevent industries from using chemicals to make more cows, sheep or pigs

Make junk food less attractive

It’s relatively easy to make money by selling cheap snacks to kids and adults alike. 

Financing for healthy food

Public spending on agriculture – like subsidies for fertilisers, payments direct to farmers and plant breeding programmes, as well as policies to attract private sector investment – tends to favour crops like maize, palm oil, rice and soybeans.

These crops dominate the unhealthy food industry and leave children in low-income