The saying, “There’s plenty of fish in the sea” will be utter nonsense by 2050, scientists say, because plastic will dominate the oceans.
Use of plastic has increased 20-fold in the past half-century, and plastic production is expected to double over the next 2 decades and nearly quadruple over the next 50 years. Nearly 1/3 of all plastic packaging “escapes collection systems,” CNN Money reports.
Nanofarms, certain crops and Mediterranean diets + this day in history w/'Paradise Lost' and our song of the day by Sun Club on your Morning Monarchy for April 27, 2016.
9/11 Truth comes roaring back on '60 Minutes' ahead of the 15th anniversary; a restaurant in India put a fridge outside filled with free food; and soda goes flat after 11 years of declining sales lead to a 30-year low.
9/11 Truth comes roaring back on '60 Minutes' ahead of the 15th anniversary; a restaurant in India put a fridge outside filled with free food; and soda goes flat after 11 years of declining sales lead to a 30-year low.
Maine might become the first state to add the "Right To Food Freedom" to their constitution; Subtracting the trash can add up to zero waste; and utensils that you can eat.
Maine might become the first state to add the "Right To Food Freedom" to their constitution; Subtracting the trash can add up to zero waste; and utensils that you can eat.
Jean-Claude Van Damme kicks banksters on French TV; General Mills labels everything thanks to Vermont; and Tesco's bad image helps feed the hungry.
Jean-Claude Van Damme kicks banksters on French TV; General Mills labels everything thanks to Vermont; and Tesco's bad image helps feed the hungry.
Americans waste a lot of food. So much, that it adds up to about 62 million tons every year. With such wastefulness, it’s time to get serious about a solution.
In an effort to eradicate all food wasted in its stores and distribution centers, Tesco says that it will work with 5,000 different charities in the UK in order to give all unsold food to those who need it most.
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Figures recently released by the company suggest that this new program could save 55,400 tonnes of food that were thrown away at its stores and distribution centers across the country in 2015.
