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World wasted 20% of food produced in 2022: U.N. report - Vimarsana News

World wasted 20% of food produced in 2022: U.N. report

Almost a fifth of the food produced globally in 2022 was wasted, even though around a third of humanity is facing hunger, a U.N. body said in a recent report.

World wasted 20% of food produced in 2022: U.N. report - Vimarsana News

World wasted 20% of food produced in 2022: U.N. report

Almost a fifth of the food produced globally in 2022 was wasted, even though around a third of humanity is facing hunger, a U.N. body said in a recent report. Of the 1.05 billion tons of food waste, around 60 percent came from households, while the food service and retail…

ISWA says waste should become a 'transformation industry' as UN projects rising global tonnage - Vimarsana News

ISWA says waste should become a 'transformation industry' as UN projects rising global tonnage

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Migratory species threatened with extinction including this one type of sharks - Vimarsana News

Migratory species threatened with extinction including this one type of sharks

A U.N. report indicates one of every five migratory species faces potential extinction, with population decline affecting fauna on land and underwater alike.

Scientists cook up an plan to hack our warming planet — drying the upper atmosphere - Vimarsana News

Scientists cook up an plan to hack our warming planet — drying the upper atmosphere

Researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and NASA figure if they can just inject ice high up in the air, water vapour in the upper atmosphere would get a bit drier and that could counteract a small amount of the human-caused heating.