Thought For Food Challenge - Team Inventor's Guild - Project Idea: Meals Gone Wild
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1. The document proposes alternative protein sources like insects and jellyfish to help address global food security issues from rising population and climate change. 2. Current agricultural practices like mono-cropping will not be sufficient to feed 9 billion people by 2050. The proposal suggests insects and jellyfish could provide more balanced, nutrient-dense diets. 3. A 5-point plan is outlined to raise awareness of the issue and prototype insect and jellyfish farms through college campus events, social media, and partnerships with organizations.
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