Going Vegan

Going Vegan

How could veganism change the world?

Watch the first part of the video and take notes.

Multiple Choice

How big is global population estimated to be in 2050?

• 8 billion

• 9.5 billion

• 10 billion

• 60 billion

Multiple Choice

How much more food will be required in 2050?

• 60 %

• 70 %

• 40 %

• 25%

Multiple Choice

What share of greenhouse gas emissions is food production responsible for?

• one quarter

• half

• three quarters

• 40%

Multiple Choice

What share of the world's land surface is used for food production?

• 14%

• 24%

• 40%

• 44%

A balanced diet?

Describe the image and explain how it is linked to the video.

Case Study

You are going to interview a farmer. Which questions would you like to ask him?

Open Ended

Type in one question you would like to ask the farmer in an interview.

Multiple Select

Which ingredients are included in Jaap's products?

• chicken

• beef

• peas

• soy

• wheat

Multiple Choice

Over ___________ % of the world's farmland is used for animal production, but it produces only ______________% of the world's calories.

• 8 / 18

• 18 / 80

• 8 / 80

• 80 / 18

Industrial food production

Explain what is happening in this image.

Multiple Select

Why does the presenter think going vegan will have a positive effect on the global economy?

• meat is expensive to transport around the world

• stocks of fish have been drastically reduced

• a healthier diet means fewer cases of deadly diseases

European legislation

Explain the issues raised by this image.

Poll

Which statement(s) best correspond(s) to the video?

• People ought to choose a mostly plant-based diet

• Governments must ban meat production and factory farming

• Healthy eating guidelines should promote organic food

• Food industry experts have to market products that are healthy and profitable