Claim: The World Economic Forum  has proposed the criminalization of home cultivation of food.
Fact-check: The World Economic Forum did not advocate for the criminalization of home cultivation of food - FACTLY
Verdict: while there is a university of michigan study indicating that fruits and vegetables cultivated in urban farms and gardens typically exhibit a carbon footprint six times larger than conventionally grown produce, there is no evidence of the world economic forum endorsing this study or advocating for governments to criminalize the cultivation of personal food. they have categorically refuted the claim. hence, the claim made in the post is false.
Organisation: FACTLY
Author: Chaitanya
Date published: 2024-02-29T12:46:17