Stuffed: join the debate

Stuffed sets out debates about the future of food, for you to explore the issues surrounding how our food is produced and what impact this is having on our environment, society and animal welfare. Each debate has resources - relevant articles, weblinks and information - that will confirm or challenge your understanding about the impact of our current food production and consumption.

Follow a debate below or explore all of our resources.

Is the price of food too cheap?	Does climate change mean we need to change what we eat?	Can we feed ourselves in a world without oil?
Monty Don, President of the Soil Association, gives his opinion on the price of food. Explore the issue	Journalist Eric Schlosser discusses the impact of climate change on the food we eat. Explore the issue	Rob Hopkins of the Transition Network presents his view on how we feed ourselves without oil. Explore the issue

Resources for teachers

The debate pages of Stuffed have been set up for independent research for Key Stage Four students. For more structured lesson plans around cheap food, does climate change mean we need to change what we eat and the impact of peak oil on our food, visit our teachers' pages.