Investigating the Future of Food | National Geographic

By 2050, Earth will likely be home to more than nine billion people. That's a lot of mouths to feed. In a special eight-month series, "The Future of Food," National Geographic investigates how to meet our growing need for nourishment without harming the planet that sustains us.

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[minhquando]

my mom once told me, "never waste an ounce of food." 
if we can all do that, there would be plenty of food for everyone.

[MrYang]

"We all have to eat" EXCEPT FOR THE HUMAN BARBIE!!! XD

[CloudchaserShaconag]

I work in a hotel.  I could live off the food that people throw away.  I've found as much as two pizzas left behind in rooms after people have checked out

[Feliza]

For the future of food and our future too!

[danielwebb]

In Las Vegas leftover food is fed to pigs!

[Lucuskane]

With climate change, I doubt food will be the main issue, literally maintaining a stable civilization will be in question

[lovebouyou]

Yes, we eat.. but how we produce food  had been a very big question... many civilization had been extinct, it was  by catastrophe, the product of  abuse. 

[Cathexis]

i believe vertical farming will be more widespread

[KJ_XCV]

Guys, use protection or we'll be fucked.

[kairological]

Try watching "GMOs in USDA organic food (updated)"...then carry on about the future.

[richardfeuerstein]

Do you have this video in Spanish or with Spanish subtitles? 
Thank you 

[JackoxelMAtrixo]

they should start sky farming :P to make more place to grow lants food vegetables

[ashrafg]

consume less; buy what we need and not buy twice that and waste it all

[Buhbing]

Don't we have enough food to feed everyone on the planet now? Distribution is the problem

[rchuso]

Couple the increased demand with reduced production on account of global warming.. not a pretty picture.

[orangelinn]

I wonder if they will show estrogen mimicers for animals etc... One thing you should of mentioned is the health of food and the evil bastards that make GMO!