The Report warned that society should not fixate on economic growth, and that countries should "base their economies on an understanding that nature is the foundation for development."[1][24] The Report called on countries to begin focusing on "restoring habitats, growing food on less land, stopping illegal logging and fishing, protecting marine areas, and stopping the flow of heavy metals and wastewater into the environment."[24] It also suggests that countries reduce their subsidies to industries that are harmful to nature, and increase subsidies and funding to environmentally beneficial programs.[25] It also highlighted needed shifts in individual behaviors, such as reducing meat consumption.[4]