I plan to use it for my meatless meals, which I have had to be more creative with, making sure I am still eating enough protein.

My initial thoughts on implementing this challenge were that I was worried I would either not be able to find something that was challenging or that the goal/target would simply be extremely unlikely for me to accomplish. However, after finding the screen time challenge I realized that I'd found a solid challenge that was reasonably achievable, yet still quite challenging for me to do. Today I went to a LinkedIn presentation today on how to professionally present yourself, I also ended up yapping with my sister instead of going back to my dorm while we had dinner together. So overall, I'd say today was probably my easy event day as I had a couple of things that I had (kinda) scheduled today.

While both the agricultural production of fruits, vegetables, and meat produce carbon emissions, agricultural plants produce far less than meat production does. Limiting the amount of meat one consumes similarly reduces the amount of carbon emissions a person creates, as the majority of their food is comprised of less carbon emissions. Doing even tiny daily tasks or goals to minimize emissions can help to prevent the further acceleration of climate change as well as global warming, as farm animals, especially cattle, produce a rather immense amount of methane.
So far this week (including the weekend) I've had spring onion, baby corn, broccoli, carrots, lettuce, apples, raspberries, cantaloupe, honey dew(I think that's what the green melon is called), pineapple, tomatoes, jalapenos, lime, lemon, and oranges. I think my usual favorite would be either pineapple or raspberries, but the salsa I had over the weekend was really good. So I guess if I'm going off of the main ingredient, then tomatoes.

One barrier would include how my bubbler is sometimes on the red level (unsafe drinking water), but when that happens I usually try to find a different bubbler. I could make this habit permanent by never buying plastic water bottles again or accepting them.