Status Updates From Cool Food: Erasing Your Car...

"Special interests (by that, we mean legacy food groups from industries looking to hang on to their grip on our diets), political interests (like policies that disallow alternative foods from becoming more widely available), financial interests (buyers seeking the lowest costs at the expense of quality), and geographical distances can all be leaped over by going online and picking and choosing [...] climate-friendly.

"But we learned the average American spends the least amount of food as a percentage of their income than anyone else in the world. We Americans spend an average of 6.4 percent of our household income on food [...]."

I am curious to understand why this is 🤔

The average family of four on a moderate budget in the United States spends more than $300 per week, topping $1,300 a month on groceries.

Those numbers will be wished for after this day of "Liberation." 🙄

This feels very middle grade. Beyond the text size and formatting even, I recognize the shallowness and almost dismissiveness of the writing. Like there's some interesting stuff here, but they assume I don't know much and don't care/have the capacity to do so, so they don't go deep. If it weren't such a quick read, I'd DNF.