I WONDER - How Does Wasted Food Impact The Environment?

The video discusses the environmental impact of food waste, focusing on how it contributes to methane emissions in landfills, exacerbating global warming. It also highlights the significant water waste involved in food production, with 25% of fresh water used for growing crops and grazing animals ultimately wasted.

What happens to food waste when it ends up in landfill sites?

• It decomposes and produces oxygen.

• It turns into compost.

• It decomposes and produces methane gas.

• It remains unchanged.

Why is methane considered more harmful than carbon dioxide?

• It is less potent than carbon dioxide.

• It traps more heat in the atmosphere.

• It is a renewable resource.

• It is beneficial for plant growth.

How does methane contribute to global warming?

• By cooling the atmosphere.

• By trapping heat in the atmosphere.

• By reducing carbon emissions.

• By increasing oxygen levels.

What percentage of fresh water is used to grow food that is wasted?

• 75%

• 10%

• 25%

• 50%

Why is food waste also a waste of water?

• Because water is abundant and not valuable.

• Because food production requires a lot of water.

• Because water is not used in food production.

• Because water is only used for drinking.