Can Y’all Be Saved By A Farm…?

Once upon a time, there was a land far far away many years ago (not that far really, and only in 1992), but still far away. Bosnia was at war, and it was very hard to buy food there because there were so many shootings around the roads. So people in the suburban areas with farms would grow food and they would share their seeds with family and friends. It was a crazy time back then.  

The factors that cause people to need emergency food assistance were wars and conflict. 

Famines are caused by weak infrastructure, global markets, no access to humanitarians, diseases, bad weather, and prices changing to a higher amount. What are the short and long term effects of hunger? 

The short term effects of hunger are weight loss, body temperature drops, and the human body tries to save the little energy it has. Sooo, now I guess I should talk about long term effects of hunger. The long term effects of hunger are peoples height changing, you would get thinner arms, and you would be 4.4 percent lighter.  

During the scary, crazy, and angry World War ll, the starving people began foraging plants to try to stay alive. That is a wild idea. I mean it is crazy to think, but if it’s worth saving your life, then I guess keep doing what you do. This crazy idea happened in the cold cold winter and early spring of 1944-1945. 

I think stable farms can save/help unstable countries if they keep doing what they were doing before. What I mean is, they should keep picking their vegetables the same, they should keep cleaning their vegetables the same, and they should focus the same way. Because I really wouldn’t want a dirty vegetable. Eeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwww. Yuckkkkkkkkkkkkkk. So stable farms are a great touch to help save the country that is unstable.. 

 

#KeepOnFarming

#Famine

#MiddleSchoolScience

#FaminesInFarming

#WorldWarTwo

#WhoWantsADirtyVegetable?

 

Horrors Of Animal Testing!

The E.P.A. is trying to get rid of animal testing by 2035.

I support the E.P.A.’s decision to stop animal testing. The E.P.A. will have to find a different way to test their chemicals because the animals shouldn’t be harmed. If the animals die because of the testing, they could become extinct.

I care that chemicals should be tested but not on animals. Instead of animals, try testing liquids on plants first.

How does the FDA and goverment agencies prove animal testing is the right way to do it? What other methods have they explored without putting animals at risk? If the FDA and government agencies are thinking of testing the animals, I hope they have rules that mean something before testing the animals. When the FDA and government agencies are done doing the test on the animal, they can prove that it is worth testing them.

Why does it have to be animals? I know it has helped humans prevent diseases and has given us better food. Testing should only be done when it’s an emergency to help humans. As an example to an emergency, maybe if a lot of people had a sickness and they needed a new medicine to fix it, they would need an animal to test it to be safe.

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