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On CBS and Carrots

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“American Wasteland” by Jonathan Bloom

November 18, 2010 Mainstream media made a visit to Jonathan Bloom’s home recently to talk to him about America’s habits of wasting food. Bloom’s recently published book, American Wasteland, focuses on this subject – a subject that will certainly be talked about even more after seeing the CBS video. It was amazing to see how much food was wasted from this “normal American family”…unused bread, milk and eggs past their expiration date, half of a pasture-fed cow, and more. There are many things everyone could do to waste less food. Bloom lists out 5 easy suggestions in this video.

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