https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-humanity-should-eat-to-stay-healthy-and-save-the-planet/

I am writing a reflection based on this article above are you able to give me a good introduction/hook before I start off with my summary of the article

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-humanity-should-eat-to-stay-healthy-and-save-the-planet/

WRITE A REFLECTION ON THE ARTICLE LINK ABOVE

YOUR REFLECTION MUST INCLUDE:

1. a brief summary of the issue discussed in the article (max two sentences)

2. How is this related to what we studied?

3. How is this relevant to personal choices or choices a government could make?

4. Any questions left unanswered

MAKE SURE ITS A GOOD REFLECTION WITH PARAGRAPHS AND INCLUDE ALL I FORMATION THOROUGHLY

These are very basic guidelines. How do you write your affection completely depends on you, and what your article talks about feel free to make connections beyond the article to your life any statistics you find etc. The connections you making your reflection to the course content in any other relevant issues are much more important than your summary of the article.

Can you please do this biology assignment?

• published within the last year;
• published by a reputable news source, ideally from North America;
• printable (if online);
• relevant to the topics we covered in this Unit.

• Ottawa Citizen,
• Globe & Mail,
• National Post,
• Toronto Sun,
• Toronto Star,
• Boston Herald
• New York Times,
  The Economist,
  BBC,
  Scientific American.
   
  You will show your work in a written reflection.
  It is up to you how you organize your thoughts into paragraphs.
  Your written reflection should include the following:
  • A brief summary of the issue discussed in the article (max. 2 sentences)
  • How is this related to what we studied?
  • How is this relevant to personal choices or choices a government could make?
  • Any questions left unanswered
  • APA referencing for the article and any other sources of information you use
  These are very basic guidelines. How you write your reflection completely depends on what your article talks about. Feel free to make connections beyond the article to your life, any statistics you find, etc. The connections you make in your reflection to the course content and other relevant issues are much more important than your summary of the article.

summary on the article, "evolution made visible"