Essay Assignment
Based on: The Omnivore's Dilemma - by Michael Pollan
From reading this book, we gain a deeper understanding of complex issues related to the food movement. At least two questions come to mindthat I would like you to answer, AFTER you have read the book:
1. Provide two specific examples, from the book, that demonstrate how the public's attitude toward food and farming is shifting?
2. Pollan notes that "if we could see what lies on the far side of the increasingly high walls of our industrial agriculture, we would surely change the way we eat". What message did you take away from this statement, after having read the book? Please provide two examples.
Your report should NOT exceed eight type-written pages, nor be less than six type-written pages.
Please use proper APA format, including proper citation of the sources used,cover page and reference sheet (these items are not included in the 8-page calculation).