Different Foods you Didn’t Know Were Harming the Environment

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Different Foods you Didn’t Know Were Harming the Environment By: Cassidy Hoffman

The Truth Although these foods are not harming the environment themselves, the work put into growing, harvesting, producing, and transporting these items has many harmful effects on our environment.

Bananas Most of the world’s bananas all grow in Ecuador, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Honduras. Which means bananas have to be flown to our stores, which releases massive amounts of CO2. Also bananas are unnecessarily wrapped in plastic.

Beef A cow releases between 70 and 120 kg of methane per year. Methane is a greenhouse gas. The negative effect it has on the climate is 23 times higher than the effect of CO2. It would be more effective to cut down on beef then it would be to cut down on using cars.

Sugar Sugar mills produce water waist, and solid waste that harms the earth. Large amounts of unused plant matter and sludge are often washed from mills to decompose in freshwater. The waste absorbs all the available oxygen, resulting in massive fish fatalities.

Almonds Contributing to the California drought. California is responsible for growing a whopping 80% of the world’s almond supply. An average of 2 billion pounds a year. 1.1 gallons of water is used to produce a single almond.

Salmon Wild salmon is in danger of being overfished. The industry began farm- raising salmon. The technique uses open net-cages placed directly in the ocean, where farm waste, chemicals, disease and parasites are released directly into the surrounding waters.

Coffee Coffee is grown in the shade which helps prevent topsoil erosion and removes the need for additional chemical fertilizers. Due to the increase in production a large share of the world’s coffee is now being grown in direct sunlight. This requires chemical fertilizers and deforestation of land.

White Bread Machine and human labor is required to produce the bread. When an ingredient requires extensive refining, it also requires an increase in energy and resources leaving a greater impact on the planet

Conclusion In the end all of these foods are harmful to the environment because they are no longer natural. Humans have modernized these items and these practices are what harm the environment.

Program Ideas Front Desk Guessing

Work cited “11 Foods You Didn't Know Were Hurting the Planet.” Brit + Co, www.brit.co/food-thats-bad-for-the-environment/.