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Our Food's Footprint: Introduction to Sustainable Food Systems
Students examine environmental impacts related to water use, land use, and carbon emissions across food categories.
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Students examine environmental impacts related to water use, land use, and carbon emissions across food categories. They analyze sustainable farming case studies, including crop rotation, vertical farming, and regenerative agriculture, using evidence from charts and text.
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- Students will analyze the environmental impact of different food categories.
- Students will compare sustainable and conventional agricultural practices.
- Students will explain how crop rotation, vertical farming, and regenerative agriculture support sustainability.
- Students will use data and textual evidence to support conclusions.
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