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    Points of Progress: Apps reduce food waste, inmates start businesses, and more

    Jul 26, 2019 2 minutes

    Germany

    In Berlin, apps are reducing food waste. Food-sharing apps help connect people with restaurants that will sell their leftover, unsold food at a discount. Too Good To Go, one of the most popular apps, is used all over Europe. The main motivation for its users: climate change. A Too Good To Go spokesperson told The

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