Food Waste 
roduced By: Magdalene John Reporter Magdalene John shows us how tonnes of our rejected produce is used to feed millions of people all over the world. Featured In Report: Shelley Stone-Ontario Christian Gleaners www.ontariogleaners.org Don Almas-Almas Farms Brian Lise http Okanagan Gleaners-Oliver, BC www.okanagangleaners.ca North Okanagan Valley Gleaners-Lumby, BC http Fraser Valley Gleaners-Abbotsford, BC www.fvgleaners.org Prairie Gleaners-Medicine Hat, AB http Gleanings for the Hungry-Dinuba, CA USA www.gleanings.org food waste
Posts Tagged ‘Food waste’
April 12, 2011 12:17 pm, The post writted by admin
One Person’s Food Waste, Another Person’s Treasure!
Tags: Another, Compost, Food, Food waste, Global Warming, Persons, Treasure, Waste
October 30, 2009 7:14 pm, The post writted by admin
What’s The Global Food Scandal?
Food waste is an important theme on this blog. These videos discuss the topic:
Tags: Food waste, Tristram Stuart, Waste Uncovering The Global Food Scandal
September 22, 2009 6:56 am, The post writted by admin
What Food Waste Tips From Guardian Readers Does Tristam Stuart Think Are Best?
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Tristram Stuart, the food waste guru, has been reviewing tips from readers of the The Guardian newspaper in the UK for preventing food waste.
Read the article here:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/green-living-blog/2009/sep/22/food-waste-tips
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Tags: Climate Change, Food waste, Global Warming, The Guardian, Tristram Stuart, Waste Uncovering The Global Food Scandal
September 17, 2009 8:16 am, The post writted by admin
What Is San Francisco Doing To Increase Composting?
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San Francisco is probably America’s most eco-friendly city. It currently recycles an amazing 72% of its waste and has a successful public transport system.
Now, the city hopes to increase that recycling rate to 90% with the introduction of mandatory composting.
The San Francisco Board Of Supervisors voted 9-2 to require residents and businesses to sort recyclables, general rubbish and recyclables for weekly collection. Those failing to comply with the new ordinances, which take effect in the autumn, will be hit with fines.
Tags: Carbon Footprint, Climate Change, Composting, Food waste, Global Warming, Methane, San Francisco