Intro to Food Security

There is enough food to feed a population

The food is not grown with pesticides

The food does not contain any diseases

There is equal amounts of foods (meats, vegetables, grains)

Food security hasn't changed.

It is becoming easier to secure enough food for the population.

It is becoming more difficult to secure enough food for the population.

We are getting worse at producing food.

There are many more people in the world.

Food has become very expensive.

Only in cities

Only in some countries

Yes, everywhere

Because many people turn vegan, we are running out of plant-based foods.

Scarce foods get transported to countries where people can pay for them.

Supermarkets are full of foods, so there really is no food security problem.

Pathogens kill people and that leads to food problems.

New pests and pathogens can kill animals and food crops.

If farmers become sick, they can't work to produce food while they are ill.

Melting of the poles threatens the penguins.

If rains fail and there is a drought, plant crops will not grow.

If sea levels rise, it will kill the fish.

An increase in temperature will kill all plants.

There is an increased use of machines in agriculture.

The use of pesticides in agriculture causes food security problems.

The use of fertilisers in agriculture causes food security problems.

The costs of agriculture are increasing.

When there is a conflict, politicians stop all food production.

Countries that are in conflict do not focus on producing crops.

People can die in a conflict.