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For or Against Meat? Homework week 48


This week we read some texts about the consumption of meat and bugs. The production of meat causes much pollution to the environment (embedded water, for example), therefore it makes sense to reconsider our meat-eating habits. However there are also many reasons to eat meat, as many meat-lovers, would argue. Your homework for next week (due Tuesday 28th November) is to research and find some arguments FOR and AGAINST the consumption of meat (köttkonsumtion). Write them down and be ready to discuss on Tuesday when you'll have to switch roles and argue either FOR or AGAINST the cosumption of meat.

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