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Anthropocene Magazine on MSNWhat if we turned the food waste problem on its head—and made it a climate solution?A new study finds that each tonne of food waste recycled, with existing technologies, would reduce carbon emissions by ...
Landfills with food waste account for up to 10 percent of global greenhouse‑gas emissions, creating climate change concerns.
He’s taking aim at what he says is a “shocking and distressing” level of food waste, and calling on people to eat with moderation and leave no leftovers. The Chinese government has plastered ...
China is home to nearly 1.4 billion people. • China's national food-processing plants churn out TONS of food for its residents. • The plants are massive — and the pictures of them are ...
There is a Chinese idiom that youngsters have to learn by heart that says: “Each and every grain of rice in your bowl is the fruit of the toiling farmers.” We do not waste food because we do ...
Countries such as the United States, Britain, and Singapore have their own projects using larvae to process food and organic waste. In mainland China, the market value of black soldier fly rose to ...
China has announced a 10-year plan to build an agricultural powerhouse, aiming for stable grain production and a more secure food supply by 2035.
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Some energy-from-waste plants in China produce more carbon emissions than coal power plants, study revealsMonash researchers analyzed nearly 600 EfW facilities over two decades in China, which has seen rapid expansion in recent years, processing 700,000 tons of waste per day by 2020. The study found ...
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