Knowing what each of the dates mean, I can protect myself from consuming something very old and could make me sick.

It was kind of easy because I don't eat a lot of chocolate or drink too much coffee, so I have been having those every once in awhile.

Eating smaller portions can help people learn to not overeat and with that, they can be healthier of a person.

Yes, I feel that my diet choices when it comes to eating seafood and fish in general. I only eat it sometimes and it is usually just salmon or crab in sushi. Some steps that I could take are to not overfish bodies of water and if I were to catch a lot of fish, then release them back to where I found them.

I think some of the hardest plastic to avoid was Packaging. I'm talking about the plastic they used to wrap sandwiches and things like that. Rather than buying plastic wrap packages I started buying from places that use paper or I just started bringing my own containers and having them make it in that instead.

I I think that people in richer countries eat more meat because they can afford to upkeep the livestock. In that sense they can afford another mouth to feed that they can also use to feed themselves whereas people with lower incomes are only able to support themselves and might only be able to grow food rather than support another mouth to feed. In my personal opinion, eating more meat negatively impacts human bodies especially in richer countries because of the amounts they are consuming. In regulated quantities meat is not inherently bad, but with the amount that most Americans consume it is highly health adverse. We also have too much meat production that is based around clear-cut areas, over grazing, and other poor farming practices that have negative Environmental impacts.

Macro algae Force are one of the most productive ones in the world as they not only provide habitat and food for a lot of Wildlife but also are major source of carbon sequestration. They are very vital in our world and are at risk due to rising sea level temperatures.

After determining my carbon footprint I saw many different changes I could make, such as using reusable coffee cups and water bottles, using real silverware instead of plastic cutlery, carpooling to stores close to my campus, and using reusable bags when shopping.