Earth Day 1970 - 2019: No Time To Waste #datavisualization

The first Earth Day was in 1970. What's one of the biggest changes our planet has seen since then? Earth's population has grown by 4 billion people! We produce more than enough to feed everyone, but food is not distributed evenly. Shockingly, one-third of the food produced is lost or wasted. And that means so are the resources used to produce it, which add greenhouse gas emissions. Find out how you can be part of the solution.

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[AmericanMuseumofNaturalHistory]

What are some of your solutions for food waste?

[mr.anderson]

I had to watch this for school but yes

[bentcn]

Good thing I volunteered at a program that fights against food waste.

[DavidGravesExists]

Will be using this for my junior high classes today. Thanks.

[zachariehababou]

Superbe vidéo très émouvant bravo à ce genre de réalisateurs merci

[Maria-qmyh]

We only have one earth. This is a problem that is happening now! It’s our generation that has to deal with it. Save our planet!

[TyrannosaurusRex]

Time to get a compost pile. Good thing I can still eat a triceratops.

[mikeyoung]

Sadly, the hungry can be your neighbors and you'll never know it (or want to know it). And many obese can only afford calorie heavy foods that add fat but not much nutrition so they are dying of hunger while becoming fatter. It's time to wake up and take care of all of us and the world.

[francie]

Compost!! It's not that hard and you can grow a garden and save money!

[JEOGRAPHYSongs]

The hungry one in ten is looking pretty good.

[แป้นไม้นามปากกา]

หนู มา เฝ้า ตาม บอก ไห้ ทุก ชีวิต มัน ไช่ หรอ ไนกาย ตน อ้ะ

[jx]

Considering I worked an overnight shift and got out this monday morning @ 7A.M April-22-2019
I slept all the way until 10PM as its my first of a couple days off.
Ive successfully evaded showering electronics, running the sink, or polluting for an entire Earth Day. What did you do to eliminate consumption today?

[jomolololo]

The world is imperfect but its gona be around for milliona of more years 🤗

[cherryshortcake]

I'm here because of online schooling like if you are

[horrorfilmtips]

Mill. Lkw s voll mit Lebensmittel gehen uns täglich verloren und wir nichtmal 1 jimmy hoffa den wir Anzeigen können?
Tssss

[xmcattaxs]

When my mom gets food she has ti finish it before its bad and i love food so i eat alot and dont like to leave food on my plate good thing i also have high metobalism so i dont gain Well now that i think of it i dont want high metobalism

[alphaomega]

people are celebrating this earth day but only as a fad. what have you done to the planet? did you bought electric cars? did you chose to use low wattage computers to play your games? do you fund green/blue energy products? don't just love to sound "politically correct". your decisions in your lives did not reflect your orientation towards earth.

[CodWii]

April 22, 2020 is going to an interesting Earth Day.

[xMorladumx]

Leftovers will save our planet. MARK ME! xD

[TheBatugan]

I will pop a squat roadside, and produce a 'renewable energy source fuel', in honor of Earth Day.
I hope i dont emit green gasses.