US EditionEarth Day: How Food Banking Helps Reduce Climate Change
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Earth Day: How Food Banking Helps Reduce Climate Change
Today, on Earth Day, we’re reminded of a startling yet often overlooked fact: food waste is responsible for 8–10% of global greenhouse gas emissions – a major contributor to climate change that’s frequently overshadowed by the focus on fossil fuels. In South Africa, the issue is especially pressing, with more than 10 million tonnes of food wasted annually. This Earth Day, FoodForward South Africa (FFSA) is highlighting the crucial role that surp…
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