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Do food-sharing apps reduce waste?
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TPR: The Public's Radio
We’ve all heard about how food waste is a problem and there are a lot of apps that try to prevent leftovers from ending up in the trash.
And do they really cut down on food waste?
Iman Khanbai: Tamar studies how digital tools like apps affect people’s consumption and behavior, and how that impacts the environment.
Sedi-Anne Blachford: To see how the rebound effect shows up in food sharing apps, Tamar and her team looked at hundreds of thousands of listings on a peer-to-peer food sharing app.
Iman Khanbai: Afterall, food sharing apps can prevent food from ending up in landfills, and less food in the landfill helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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