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We usually only think about what is in our food in terms of the taste and the texture. But many of the foods that we eat generate greenhouse gas emissions as they are produced and processed. Understanding this can help us choose foods that have a lower impact on our environment.
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Curriculum links
- Sustainable use and management of renewable and non-renewable resources, including the custodial responsibility First Nations Australians have for Country/Place (AC9HS4K06)
- The influence of people, including First Nations Australians and people in other countries, on the characteristics of a place (AC9HS5K04)
Aligned Cool.org resources
- Lesson: Understanding Australia's hazardous climate
- Lesson: Trends in Climate Change
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