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Azadeh claims that the recent increase in organically produced food indicates that consumers are becoming more interested in the environment, leading to new hope for a healthier planet.

Ben disagrees, stating that people who buy organic produce are motivated by selfish concerns for their health rather than environmental concerns.

Disagree: Aazadeh and Ben disagree over whether the increase in organically produced foods is an indicator that consumers are more interested in the environment.

Neither speaker gives the conditions for how a healthy planet can be maintained. This is far too broad for any speaker to have an opinion on.

Azadeh does not have any position on this, and neither does Ben. Ben only talks about people who believe that it makes them healthier.

Perhaps Azadeh supports this, but Ben does not give any position on how many people should be concerned about the environment.

Azadeh directly supports this in his argument and Ben directly counters it but suggesting that people are more concerned with their own health

Azadeh probably supports this, but Ben does not discuss whether people can be persuaded. He only mentions that the rise in organic food sales does not indicate that people are more concerned about the environment.

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