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  • What Do We Eat?: How Humans Find, Grow and Share Food (Orca Timeline, 7)

    (By Megan Clendenan)

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    Author Megan Clendenan
    “Book Descriptions: Every day, no matter where we are or where we need to go, humans need food.


    Imagine carrying meals with you as you parachute into a war zone. Or trying to stay well fed while building the pyramids. People have always found ways to work together to put a meal on the table. What Do We Eat? is a delicious celebration of human creativity and cooperation, wrapped up in bite-sized slices of history, with a look at what scientists and inventors are cooking for the future. We are gobbling up Earth’s resources, and food is not shared equally. But today there's a magic tree transforming the dry African plains, food “ambulances” on the move and cities that have declared access to food a human right. Hungry to find out more? Let’s roll up our sleeves and find out what’s for dinner.


    The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.”

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