Ensuring the Future of Food in Japan

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Ensuring the Future of Food in Japan

December 27, 2008 by Tricia

The Japanese Ministry of Agriculture has produced a short animation that does a great job of explaining how individual actions can affect global food security. While the stats are specific to Japan, the concepts are universal.

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on December 29, 2008 at 11:12 am | Reply Chelsey

I wish I was in Japan so I could eat more sushi for the greater good!

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