Hungry Planet

1. My family does not have a whole bunch of food like some of these families, we don't have a lot of healthy things we eat more cheap boxed processed foods.


2. Some countries are more well off and the people have more money and food to eat and others don't have a lot and that they lack.


3. None of these families are from the U.S


4. Some of these people look like they have a lot more better food than I do and some I know I am more fortunate and lucky to have what food I do have.

Water Foot Print

My results on the water use is about average. Mine were 2,869 gallons/day but for some of the questions I didn't know the exact results I just estimated in the best way so that might be a little high for me. I do drive kind of a lot and I do shower and flush after every use.

Roughly according to my results I spend around $14.35 a day to cover water costs.

I think it's always good to try to save money where you can but with water it's needed for like everything I do really and I don't wash clothes everyday or have a pool so I do try and conserve water where I can so for me $14 a day isn't too terrible.

They would use I believe 104,566.051 gallons/day


They would spend $522.83



It includes those items because water is used in everything, so much water is used to go into the food you buy and the materials that those foods are made in so when you don't recycle more water is being made is wasting starting over.


I think it's interesting to see where water is used and how much but it's literally in everything and hard to not consume so much in our culture.

This is a place that I would try and reduce and save money and not waste so much water.