For example, the food the child eats now will most likely be the food he or she will give to his or her children later in the future. Thus, the result of the evolution and continued increase in the number of obese or overweight people in the United States. Not only does this endanger the lives of these people due to depression and stress, but it also raises the question of another possible solution. Childhood obesity leads to more defects as well as unhealthy and emotional people. This causes more illnesses and health problems, which then leads to more funding in the Ministry of Health as well as the research of these cures. A critical part of the solution to childhood obesity lies in environmental change. According to “Environmental, policy, and multilevel strategies to improve diet, physical activity, and obesity control are recommended based on a rapidly growing body of research and wisdom collective of the main expert organizations. » (Sallis and Glanz) A public health imperative to identify and implement solutions to the obesity epidemic is reflected in environmental changes such as recreational facilities in communities. Residents of walkable neighborhoods that have access to recreational areas are more likely to be physically active, reducing the risk of obesity. This goes hand in hand with residents living in communities with access to cheaper healthy foods. Disparities in environments and policies that