Prática de Shadowing: Food Waste Explained | Why Wasting Food is Wasting Everything | OzHarvest - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo
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Did you know there is enough food in the world to feed everyone?
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The problem is one third of all food produced globally goes to waste.
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That's 931 million tons.
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At the same time, one in nine people go hungry.
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Instead of feeding people, food waste feeds climate change.
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because when food ends up in landfill, it produces methane, a toxic greenhouse gas which damages the environment.
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In fact, wasting food wastes everything, all of the precious resources it takes to produce it,
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like water, land, energy and money.
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Did you know that throwing away one hamburger wastes the same amount of water as 15 bathtubs?
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Sadly, food is wasted at every stage of the supply chain, on farms and during the manufacturing process,
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when food is transported, at the supermarket, in restaurants, and from our homes.
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In Australia, over 7.6 million tonnes of food gets wasted every year.
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That's enough to fill an average footy stadium to the brim 10 times, which costs our economy $36.6 billion,
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with the majority coming from our homes.
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But there's good news!
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Food waste at home is mostly avoidable.
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OzHarvest did some research to find out the best way to tackle this problem, and it turns out to be nice and easy.
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Simply use it up!
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That's right!
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Look at what you already have that needs to be used, before buying more.
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And then make sure you use it up so nothing goes to waste.
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It's just about getting into good habits, and you can start today.
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Save food.
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Save money.
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Save the planet.
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