Our PSA is brief but provides the audience with the information necessary. First, it provides a visual image of the impacts of food insecurity to resonate with the audience. Then it describes food insecurity and some circumstances of food insecure communities. Lastly, it offers some solutions to food insecurity.

Something well done in the PSA was capturing the audience’s attention in the opening seconds. Something that could be done better was adding an engaging outro to the PSA and making the video longer.

The most meaningful part of the PSA was the solution ideas provided to aid in stopping food insecurities because it suggest to the audience steps they can take together to end this environmental justice issue.

Unit Essential Questions:

1. What value do we see in the biodiversity and natural resources of the earth?

We see that biodiversity must be healthy and for natural resources be used at a rate they can replenish them selves so the earth can remain habitable.

2. What human actions are associated with altering Earth’s natural systems?

Driving which caused gasses emissions and scuffles up particulate matter

3. How can individuals, communities, and nations live sustainably?

We can collectively do small things to minimize the exposure to pollutants.

Reflection Questions:

1. How did this project deepen your understanding of sustainability?

I was able to understand what goes into making a sustainable car like a Tesla.

2. What information about your chosen industry surprised you most? Why?

What surprised me the most was the cost of construction when the whole process is eco-friendly and sustainable.

3. How did you contribute to your group’s project? Provide specific examples. What were you proud of, in terms of your overall project?

I helped devise the plan of distribution, slides, and how we would get money to create such a company.