While we’re all fired up about Seattle, let’s not forget how progressive San Francisco’s composting program is.
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I’m not quite sure what to think when a conscious food squanderer writes about changing her ways. I’m still trying to remain calm after struggling through the first part of her column.
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There’s a new campaign to avoid waste in Poland: “Don’t Waste Food. Get Rid of Old Habits.” I’m sure it’s catchier in Polish.
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Glad to hear about what Waste (not Weight) Watchers are doing at UCLA. Hope they keep it up!
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Finally, color me gobsmacked (in a good way): Households from York and North Yorkshire (UK) cut their food losses by 79 percent in the “What Not to Waste” challenge.
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The food squanderer is just sad. I remodeled our kitchen last year and in the process we replaced our old standard size fridge (it was 20+ years old, ready to go away anyway) with a Vestfrost. The Vestfrost’s fridge area is a mere 7 cubic feet; hard to lose leftovers in it.
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