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It was just so alarming.

And I just realized that basically if you fix food waste,

or at least go, if you fix a big chunk of it,

you could solve many, many of the social and environmental issues we face today.

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slash paypal. For today's episode, I'm chatting with Matt Homewood, who is a food waste campaigner

on a mission to put an end to supermarket food waste in Denmark and

beyond. If you don't already follow him on Instagram at an urban harvester, I highly recommend that

you do just to be able to visualize a lot of what we're going to talk about today in regards to

his journey dumpster diving across the U.S. and now primarily in Denmark, often touted as

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