Citations and references not required for this assignment Written assignment: In a total of 4000 wo ...

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Citations and references not required for this assignment Written assignment: In a total of 4000 words (more or less by 10% is fine) summarise in 9 subtitled sections what you learned below. THEN in section 10. write your conclusion specifically responding to my questions in A-J. It is the most important part of any paper. See the sample for how it should be structured in the file: Paper Structure Sample (Attached below). Watch (10% of your grade). Caution: disturbing content: Dominion. If you find you can't stomach it, here's the transcript. Here and here are two film reviews. FOCUS ON FOOD ONLY FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT. Here's the transcript if you don't want to watch it. Producers of meat and dairy tell us that their produce is created ethically, yet 99% of US farmed animals are living in factory farms (says the Sentience - so they have an agenda, but that doesn't mean the data is incorrect). Read (5%): http://www.vox.com/2016/3/3/11148422/food-science-nutrition-research-bias-conflict-interest Links to an external site. Read (15%): The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food Links to an external site.. Watch (10%): Epigenetics-you are what your grandparents ate: Epigenetics You are what your grandparents ate.mp4.If this link doesn't work, try this one. Listen to: (5%): TheInquiry-CanWeEatOurWayOutOfClimateChange.mp3 (use this link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3cswqtg) Watch (10%): Food Inc.: Food_Inc.mp4 Links to an external site. Read the Executive Summary of the United Nations report Livestock’s Long Shadow (10% - starts page xx): http://www.europarl.europa.eu/climatechange/doc/FAO%20report%20executive%20summary.pdf. Take the advanced food segment ( I will do this part and send you the screenshot to include in the paper). Read (5%) Myths about protein Conclusion (25%): In your conclusion explicitly answer all of these questions - Please letter your responses as indicated below: The United Nations called for "urgent action" to be taken on the impact of animal agriculture, yet the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement signed by 196 countries, omitted any mention of it. The follow up meeting in October 2021 also barely touched on it. Why are the effects of animal agriculture widely ignored? Climate scientists tell us it's urgent that we all to limit our meat and dairy consumption to save our heating planet, but our consumption of meat and dairy is increasing, not decreasing. Why are few of us willing to change? How did we reach the point of an industrial food supply? Are there broader consequences? Should our food supply be more transparent? If so, why? If not, why not? Be realistic here - because you saw what happened to Oprah in Food Inc. What are the causes and consequences to "the veil" (a term from Food Inc.)? Does any of this matter? If so, how? If not, why not? Write a list of everything you eat for a week and then: Self-evaluate your own food consumption habits and preferences: Are you part of the problem or part of the solution given the problems raised in this assignment? If so, how? If not, why not? What can you change to help? How will you go about changing? What are your proposed ideas for realistic solutions to the food and industrial agriculture problems addressed here?