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Extra Credit Entry: Reaction to Food Inc.

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      This documentary has been a game changer in how I perceive the food industry. The sustainable living clip from this film is particularly impactful, shedding light on the hidden truths behind out everyday food choices.      One of my first reactions after watching this film was anger and frustration. These feeling were towards the industrial food system and the corporations that prioritize profit over health and sustainability. These people are using practices that they feel that we don't know about and honestly, they are not even thinking about the long-term consequences for our health and the environment. Then I felt that this clip really is giving the audience a sense of awareness. Despite my feelings of anger and frustration, the clip also builds a sense of awareness and empowerment. It highlights the power of consumers to drive change through their food choices. By supporting local, sustainable farming practices, we can contribute to a healthier, ...

Entry #10: Sustainable Living

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      In today's world, the need for sustainable living has never been more urgent. As we face environmental challenges such as climate change, pollution, and resource depletion adopting sustainable practices can help us reduce our impact on the plant and create a healthier, more resilient future. Sustainable living involves making conscious choices that promote environmental, social, and economic well-being. Here are some practical steps you can take to live more sustainably and contribute to a greener future.      1. Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle     Reducing is cutting down on single-use plastics, packaging, and unnecessary purchases. Get products with minimal packaging and choose reusable items like water bottles, shopping bags, and coffee cups. Reusing if finding new uses for items you already have. Repurpose glass jars for storage, use old clothes as cleaning rags, and donate items you no longer need to charity. Recycling is properly sorting an...