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Environmental implications of healthier eating
Episode 579

Environmental implications of healthier eating

In the run up to Christmas, shops are bursting at the seams with delicious treats, appealing platters and indulgent morsals, which can make sticking to a healthy diet rather unlikely. And food consumption has consequences for our "waist" in...

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December 15, 20175m 8s

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Show Notes

In the run up to Christmas, shops are bursting at the seams with delicious treats, appealing platters and indulgent morsals, which can make sticking to a healthy diet rather unlikely. And food consumption has consequences for our "waist" in more ways than one! According to the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the UN, over a third of all the food made globally each year goes un-used, that's around 1.3 billion tonnes. But could adhering to a healthier diet in the food we do eat make a difference to the environment? Paul Behrens and colleagues from Lieden University in the Netherlands have... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

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foodwasting foodUNcookingenvironmentdietsnationally recommended dietsfood securityglobally