To Keep Food From The Trash Bin, Spanish City Sets Up A Communal Fridge

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Lauren Frayer
All Things Considered | Aug 23, 2015

People in the Spanish city of Bilbao have a mission: to cut down on food waste. Now, to prevent food from going directly into the garbage, residents just send it to the Solidarity Fridge. (This story first aired on August 13 on Morning Edition.)

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