food waste

Reducing food waste through recycling, composting, and other sustainable programs has gained steam over the last decade. But since the coronavirus pandemic began, these efforts have largely been stalled or abandoned entirely by city municipal waste programs, threatening to undo progress in reducing landfill waste.

Nobody likes wasting food. But nearly all of us do it. A lot. And this isn’t just about a few spears of broccoli left on your plate after supper. Food waste is a massive problem that threatens our climate, our air and water and soil, and our ability to grow enough food to feed humanity for future generations. And the good news? There’s a lot you can do about it.

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Did you know? The best opportunity to reduce food waste may be what you can do.

Composting can seem daunting. But when you realize all the benefits of practicing this natural way of recycling, you’ll want...

Forty to fifty percent of all food ready for harvest in the United States never gets eaten. Over a billion...