Washington Post food editor goes veg

Hi, my name is Kevin. I am a senior at Oakland High School and I was wondering, would growing our own greens help reduce the CO2 level and help slow down climate change?

Hello my name is timmy, I was wondering why isnt there enough food in the world? where is all the money going to instead of feeding people in need of food?.

Hello, my name is Eric and I am a high school student. We recently tested our carbon footprints and found out how much food consumption contributed to carbon footprint. My carbon footprint isn’t incredibly high, but I could lower it by purchasing locally grown food. However, it is difficult to convince my mom to do because of the high costs associated with locally produced food. My school does have a small vegetable garden that produces and sells food occassionally.

Hi my name is Adam Evans and I eat a lot so my food consumption is higher than average. I think that is because I’m a pretty serious runner so I need the extra food.

food & hunger is a very serious topic because it saddens me that saddens me that some people cant even afford the main necessity of life; food.

Meteor hit!

I know that my carbon footprint for food, 660, isn’t incredibly high, but I really believe that I could bring it down even more. I plan to take advantage of the garden space that I have, I can grow food for myself instead of just for my rabbit.

I’m Candace Sibal, you can say I eat a lot because my food usage is 3800kg compared to your average Washingtonian which is 2704kg. But the difference between me and other people is that I’m not actually hungry, I just eat when I want to cause I’m bored and it tastes good. I feel like if I were president I would make there be an easier way to send my leftovers to Africa and places where people like to eat a lot of junk like I do.

hi, im niaylah king from seattle washington. i am very hungry right now, so i can related to the topic of food and hunger b/c i want food and i am very hungry