Imagine the last full meal you ate being the last meal you ever have. This theory may become very real under the prediction that the population will rise to around 10 billion people by the year 2050 according to an article from BBC . For decades, we have been warned about the depletion of our common resources. And although movements pushing for the use of more bio-positive energy sources – wind, water, solar, and nuclear power – are already set in motion, recently a new study has added the lack of biodiversity causing a threat to the future production of food as another loop on our belt. The human species are well known for their overindulgence and their demand for quick and easy access to everything. Unfortunately, on the way, humans have created a trail of destruction within their advancements, and if you look outside you will see a selection of the population running frantically trying to clean it up. In order to reach the promises of our future we must all deal with our present...