EME (everyone must eat)

Amidst the challenges posed by extreme weather and rising sea levels, there remains usable but underutilized agricultural land that have become either unaffordable to resell or infeasible to develop.

The journey focuses on putting food on the table in ways that build enduring self-reliance and stability in what has increasingly become an interconnected world ironically mired in miscoordination, conflict and willful neglect that all lead to waste.

Food security here will not just consider the effects of supply and demand on production and consumption, but also on the byproducts that ultimately impact both over stretches of time. This part of the journey is expected to become proportionately about how much to reasonably consume, in terms of what people truly need, and how much to produce, in terms of what nature will permit.