With increases is world temperature, drought and famine are real possibilities. This year marks the hottest of record ever, Food production is one large contributor to global change, and use tremendous water and agricultural resources. Estimates in America suggest rampant waste of fresh fruit and vegetables occurs at rates of 35-40% or more. All of this could be mitigated by better chemical-free preservation techniques, such as food-irradiation. Possible disease and food poisoning and even cancer incidence could be substantially reduced if irradiation decreases liver toxic aflatoxins formation in stored grains or legumes, for example. All of these issues could be realized and should be explored. If addressed in the food supply chain along various points. Even the underserved or those with little refrigeration or freezing ability would benefit from long-term room temperature storage of very perishable produce, improving health and nutrition where available. We need to get over our fear or transient radiation exposure of exogenous dietary food resources and begin to address growing worod problems before it’s too late, MREs contingents fresh healthy palatable food could help in times of disaster if nothing more is considered. Let’s start the research and discussion .

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