@marwasabir3591
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@catherineayotte6748
You are beautiful, Your are loved and admired. I must remind you or did you know that we produce enough food to feed 1.5x the global population. That's enough to feed 10 billion yet we are at just over 7 billion currently. There is enough for everyone if we where all VEGAN. The problem is our food systems – the way we produce, harvest, transport, process, market, impact ecosystems, Killed 95% of wildlife, These food systems do not particularly work for smallholder farmers around the world who produce 80% of the food we eat, 5 year old kids of today might not reach 70 years old due to earths transformations all because of how WE consume food., but remain mired in poverty, face ever worsening challenges from climate change, from conflict, and now from pandemics. At the same time, food and agriculture account for around one third of GHG emissions and are the main drivers of biodiversity loss and soil degradation. Q: Are we (the media) getting it right or wrong when it comes to reporting the fallout of the latest food price crisis? Where are we getting it right/wrong? A: I commend the work done by media around the world to raise public awareness on the crisis and hold those of us in leadership accountable. What I would now like to see more of is greater call for long-term transformation of our food systems to deliver food security, adequate nutrition and healthy diets for all people, while providing decent jobs and incomes to family farmers and food producers. These diets must be carbon neutral, reverse biodiversity loss, and restore ecosystems. The UN Food Systems Summit convened in 2021 by the UN Secretary-General gave us the momentum for this transformation. We have to wake up from our selfish normality and work together for the greater good. I`m sorry I intruded your path that is beautiful and bright and Thank you for having taken the time to hear and share my message. Please go Vegan and ethical for the Health of the Global Community
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