The Global Food Waste Crisis and The Danish Solution

Over one third of the food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted. Because food-waste has severe social, economic, and environmental consequences, it is a key sustainability challenge. Fortunately, the people of Denmark are leading the effort fo combat this global issue.
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Developed as an Honors Thesis for the Environmental Studies Department of Brown University, May 2020.

[@MegaSourgrape]

Elise, this was wonderful. My wife Linda and I practice non-food waste exclusively. We find delicious and exciting ways to use left overs, and I cannot remember the last time we threw food away. We also shop at the UGO (United Grocery Outlet) which is like "Wefood" selling foods near or at the sale date. Besides getting great bargains, we are assisting with the prevention of food waste. We have never purchased a food product at the UGO that was bad and not consumable. Best of luck with your noble quest, and congratulations on your educational accomplishments. B.Mac.

[@TheJackietunes]

William Macchio thanks for watching! Glad to hear that you and Linda are doing what you can to make a difference; we need more people like you. Tell your friends!!

[@briannamcfadden3372]

Wow! This brings me back, I miss Denmark!! All these ideas are so win-win, we NEED to bring Too Good to Go to the US, love that idea.

[@veronicagordon7527]

What a great presentation of food waste and solutions!! The Danes have such a great mindset regarding reducing food waste, I hope that the US will start to embrace some of the Danish perspective in the years to come (PS I remember heading over to Wefood in Nørrebro with you!!) Love the idea of bring programs like backdoor and Too Good to Go to the states; it would definitely be very successful on college campuses and many other areas as well

[@girlsworld8171RFRF]

So Great Messages & Ideas

[@katherinebeggs7606]

This is soo good Elise

[@anna-lenameijer9942]

It's a question of changing your everyday habits, one at a time. I found MATSMART where I try to buy chocolate, coffee and nuts (all use a lot of water when grown) and other things. Last year I saved 189 kg of food/650 000 liters of water.

[@TheJackietunes]

Hi Anna -- that's GREAT! As you know, every little thing makes a difference! Keep up the excellent work and spread the word!

[@user-dn9st1ef2g]

Is this a sigma moment?

[@user-dn9st1ef2g]

Why u have the same profile picture as me

[@user-dn9st1ef2g]

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