A plant-based diet can reduce an individual’s carbon footprint by up to 73%, offering a massive environmental benefit if widely adopted.
The Public Purpose
The Graduate Journal of American University's School of Public Affairs
Food Policy
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The Student [Lunch] Debt Crisis
An nationwide policy of free and equal school lunches for all public school students is a direct way that we can positively impact children’s lives.
Can We Solve World Hunger? Reflections on Global Food Security
Without funding from developed countries for innovative global food projects, countries struggling with widespread hunger may be left without options.
When Self-Regulation Is Not Enough: A Look at Food Marketing to Children
Self-regulation provides positive press for companies, but corporate social responsibility does not protect children from harmful food marketing.