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Lo scandalo dello spreco alimentare: Tristram Stuart

Filmed May 2012 • Posted Sep 2012TEDSalon London Spring 2012
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Le nazioni occidentali buttano via quasi metà del loro cibo, non perché sia incommestibile, ma a causa di assurdi standard estetici. In questo talk, Tristram Stuart ci parla delle sue sconvolgenti statistiche sullo spreco alimentare, chiamandoci ad un uso più responsabile delle risorse globali.

Tristram Stuart sounds the warning bell on global food waste, calling for us to change the systems whereby large quantities of produce and other foods end up in trash heaps. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Michele Gianella
Reviewed by Giacomo Manfreda
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