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Nowadays people waste a lot of food that was bought from shop and restaurant.Why do you think people waste food? what can be done to reduce the amount they throw away?

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A significant amount of
food
 has been wasted by people these days, which they purchase from stores or restaurants. I think the possible reason is they buy more than they need. The prudent solution would be raising
awareness
 among people about the disadvantages to dispose of the
food
 in the trash. According to many scientists,
a
Accept space
,
state of hunger disables the process of logical thinking by the human brain. T
herfore,
Suggestion
Therefore
 they buy a significant amount of
food
 beyond their stomach limit when they become hungry;
a
Accept space
;
lso have easy access to it. A good illustration of
this
, when a person is hungry and enters into KFC
,
Accept space
,
due to the
food
 aroma, he will buy two burgers
instead
 of
one
. After eating
one
 or maybe
one
 and a half, will no more having a satiety feeling and can not able to finish all. In the end, the leftover will go to the dustbin. A rough estimate given by some researchers, the
food
 is thrown in the garbage by the people in a single city o
f
Suggestion
in
the USA in
one
 hour will f
ulfill
put in effect
fulfil
the need of a hundred thousand people. The probable solution to prevent the
food
 thrown into the garbage would be public
awareness
. As we all know, the dramatic proliferation of media
,
Accept space
,
particularly social media, these days, can effectively raise
awareness
 about the drawbacks of
food
 wastage.
Such
 as by starting a campaign, m
edia talks
Suggestion
the media talks
by
food
 and garbage disposal experts, who can sensitize people about the dilemma of starving children. When people will realize that the
food
 they waste could be used to feed needy children, they will automatically want to find a way to avoid its wastage. In conclusion, I believe, the cause of
this
 problem is unable to control hunger effectively and buy excessive
food
. The solution would be public
awareness
 by the media.
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