CONFUSION OVER DATE LABELING CONTRIBUTES TO FOOD WASTE!

Using technology to over communicate and share/spread the knowledge. Best practice sharing, non-invasive policing, and as a result bringing the community together in tougher times like the one we are experiencing right now. 

Not just during these times but even otherwise, maintaining a general sense of hygiene, respecting self and others along with the environment, following a sustainable lifestyle - should always be on the to-do list!

Quick shower or a long bath? Should taking bath be a mindless in and out activity vs. spending a lot of time singing and scenario planning? ;)

When California was facing drought couple years ago hoardings along the lines of - Shower doesn't have to be a 20 minute activity, you can feel fresh in 3 mins as well - were found everywhere.

We as a race realize the importance of anything once it's no longer there, I guess.

Was reading about the 4 foods that are responsible for deforestation - I think I can easily find substitutes for or live without Palm oil, coffee, cocoa. I am a vegetarian so meat is out of the equation. But surviving without dairy and eggs?!?! Interesting problem! What/how much is responsible consumption?

Growing up in India, I've seen areas where people struggled to get access to fresh water. I saw instances where people had to walk several kilometers with modified carry-on techniques to fit oversize containers either on their heads or on their shoulders. Growing up in a city, I didn't have to experience that same pain but a couple of times when the summers were crazy and the fresh water supply was not meeting the demands, I remember standing in line and fighting for that one container of water and using it preciously. Not a scene I'd want to be part of again nor would wish even on my worst of the enemies. However, looking at the way we are 'progressing' and/or 'evolving' would you be surprised if this problem is no longer contained to some remote corner of the world?