Can less meat consumption in American diet be better for our environment?

Final Research Paper:

In this 2,500-3,000-word paper, you will propose a workable solution to an urgent problem facing humanity in the food web. Drawing on the research and analytical skills you acquired through weekly blog writing, your paper’s solution should be justifiable and scholarly sound, integrating at least 12 academic sources. Use the skills gained through the policy brief and perspective papers to examine your proposal from all points of view. What questions are not being asked? How can the efficiencies of multiple stakeholders be maximized to achieve a “win-win?”

Purpose of this Document: Your research paper represents a semester full of research activity which you are now presenting for review. Documents like these research papers are literature reviews which include an aspect of critical thinking that elevates the entire presentation beyond just a summary of previous research activity (like an annotated bibliophraphy). Your paper will highlight some of the key next steps individuals should take to continue to improve our food webs. Readers of your document would not only learn from what you have compiled, but have an idea regarding what the next steps are and what the potential risks are going forward.

How Will You Use this Document: You can use a document like this in many ways. It demonstrates your willingness to grapple with complex ideas. As such, it can become a key piece of your professional portfolio, demonstrating to future employers what you are capable of. It can thus become the foundation for future research efforts. With such a document, you have now demonstrated some level of increasing expertise in the domain you selected. You are now in a strong position to continue this line of research, knowing the potential pitfalls you have identified through your analysis of the current state of the art.

When citing sources, we follow the American Psychological Association (APA) editorial manual (7th ed., 2010). Use the link to find answers to your citation questions.

You may use quotations in your paper, but they DO NOT count toward your total word count. Your reference citation at the end also DOES NOT count toward your total word count.

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