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    Food Waste In America

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    probably threw away enough green bean casserole, store-bought sugar cookies and potato salad to fill a trash can. Most modern American families threw away enough Thanksgiving leftovers to make the bellies of a third-world family bulge for a week. About the only concern we have for the broccoli and ham leftovers is hoping the neighbor’s dogs don’t get into the garbage. While it is most evident during the holidays, the problem of food waste is a whole lot bigger than what to do with week-old turkey. According to statement by the EPA and Department of Agriculture, “Food loss and waste in the United States accounts for approximately 31 percent—or 133 billion pounds—of the overall food supply available to retailers and consumers and has far-reaching impacts on food security, resource conservation and climate change.”…

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    What Is Submarine Waste

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    Submarine waste can range in many different aspects. Cardboard can be stored on board due to less weight; as for cans, they have to be added to the waste streams of the submarine. The combined compacted volume of food contaminated plastic and paper is less than 0.01 ft^3, which means this waste can be stored under the Annex V because of the eliminated storage. Submarines prefer to keep storage in food storage due to precautions to bypass contamination of unused supplies, which is needed for the…

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    Food Waste In America

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    This is how food waste is contributed every day around the world. Food waste is a big exasperation to many people and is a major issue in the United States, it takes up much needed room in landfills, and is one of the causes to the rise in hunger. Food waste takes toll in the U.S. and in other countries. Food waste is a vital issue in the United States. "Americans throw away almost as much food as much food they eat," says Suzanne Goldenberg, writer of "U.S. Throws Away Half of All Food…

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    Food Waste In America

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    Introduction Sustaining our food and becoming more efficient with our food waste is a big issue in America. Many tons and pounds of food are wasted every day, these food that are being thrown out are not being disposed effectively. Each time a piece of food is thrown in the trash as well as resources in that food that could be used better making more food. Most don’t realize what they are throwing away when they don’t feel like finishing their meal. Food waste in America is one the largest…

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    What Is Food Waste?

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    the world are suffering from poverty and hunger, there are millions of food are waste every day. Food is a significate part to save the human life, but have you ever thought about food waste? Food waste! it might be a kind of strange topic to think about, right? Many people do not know what “food waste” meaning. Depending on a report of United Nations, Food waste is the important part of food loss which is the decrease in quantity or quality of food (Think. Eat. Save,2016). Rastegary reported…

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    Global Food Waste

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    Reducing the amount of global food waste is essential. Using examples, discuss the main solutions to this problem. There has been increasing concern about food waste in recent years. As the global population is rising fast, reducing the amount of global food waste has become essential to make sure everyone will have enough sustenance to survive. According to Institution of Mechanical Engineers (2013), it is estimated that 30-50% (1.2-2 billion tonnes) of all food produced worldwide is discarded…

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    other things are thrown away daily, chances are that an average family of four people, can produce as much as twenty pounds of waste per month. People just throw away trash without knowing where that stuff will end up. Solid waste production in the United States is growing in volume and in toxicity tremendously. Our everyday products contain many toxic chemicals like mercury or flame retardant chemicals. When these substances combine with other trash, our waste has an impact on public health and…

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    families to spend time together and reconnect, young couples to chat and fall in love, or simply to fill a craving and empty stomach. However, many do not consider how much waste is produced by these outings. Lots of times people leave to-go boxes on their table by mistake right before they leave, many plastics and glasses (like bottled drinks) are thrown away and not recycled, and countless restaurants use plastic cutlery over regular cutlery. The restaurant industry produces a large amount of…

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    but also to fly high in the sky. All of this ingenuity, however, comes with certain drawbacks that need to be fixed or improved upon. One drawback in particular is the disposal of ‘industrial waste.’ In this paper, we will be tackling two of the most important sources of industrial waste: E-waste and mining waste. E-Waste With the development of technology in our everyday life, people tend to own more novel and advanced electronic appliances, discarding the old ones. It is estimated that each…

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    the grocery shelves will ever meet the mouth of the consumer who bought it. Much of that food will instead be sent straight to the local landfill. The misuse and sheer waste of food today in the US is becoming a bigger and bigger problem. Some argue that the waste of food is that important of an issue, but a careful examination suggests that the economic, ethical…

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