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[Living Green] Think Eat Save:Global Initiative on Food Loss and Waste Reduction |
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by Eco Generation | 26-06-2015 10:19
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3 Comments
Foodprint? Wow.
Posted 15-08-2016 07:19
yeah.. the term footprint is a new word for me too.
in each and everyday we are degrading our environment, thanks for the informational video! :)
the global challenge needs the global solidarity!
Posted 08-12-2015 09:37
This is my first time on hearing the term "foodprint." I only know carbon footprint.
I know there is food waste everyday but little did I know how large the impact is.
Thanks Eco-Generation for this info video.
Posted 14-08-2015 17:18