Education initiatives, led by governments and NGOs, have helped farmers adopt more sustainable methods of producing food.

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Pro: Organizations like the United Nations have started education programs that motivate local communities to diversify their farming, making it easier for locals to consistently eat healthy diets.

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Pro: New farming techniques and afforestation can help reverse desertification in some of the most food insecure parts of the world.

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Con: Many people are still being encouraged to eat fast food by private companies, which is often produced through unsustainable practices.

Will the world face a major food insecurity crisis by 2050?

Education initiatives, led by governments and NGOs, have helped farmers adopt more sustainable methods of producing food.

Pros

Cons

Organizations like the United Nations have started education programs that motivate local communities to diversify their farming, making it easier for locals to consistently eat healthy diets.

New farming techniques and afforestation can help reverse desertification in some of the most food insecure parts of the world.

Many people are still being encouraged to eat fast food by private companies, which is often produced through unsustainable practices.

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Education initiatives, led by governments and NGOs, have helped farmers adopt more sustainable methods of producing food.

Pro claim 1

Organizations like the United Nations have started education programs that motivate local communities to diversify their farming, making it easier for locals to consistently eat healthy diets.

Pro claim 2

New farming techniques and afforestation can help reverse desertification in some of the most food insecure parts of the world.

Con claim 1

Many people are still being encouraged to eat fast food by private companies, which is often produced through unsustainable practices.