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崔斯特瑞姆·斯图尔特:全球食物浪费的丑闻

Filmed May 2012 • Posted Sep 2012TEDSalon London Spring 2012
TEDSalon London Spring 2012
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西方国家丢弃将近一半的食物,并不是因为那些食物不可食用--而是因为它们看起来不够美味。崔斯特瑞姆·斯图尔特深入调查关于浪费食物的有震撼力的数据,呼吁大家更有责任的使用全球资源。

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 Chinese, Simplified by Jing Xu
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