Wed. 12/07 - Your Milk Is Probably Not Actually Expired

How less-confusing food labeling––and perhaps more food-based curriculum in schools––can mitigate the huge problem of food waste. Plus, a new web-based simulator that will show you exactly how screwed you are if an asteroid hits your hometown.

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Links:

• Expiration Dates Are Meaningless (The Atlantic)
• Thanksgiving Dinner Will Result in 305 Million Pounds of Food Waste in the U.S. (reFED)
• Expiration dates lead to lots of food waste, though these dates vary widely by state (NPR)
• Use Proper Cooking Temperatures to Ensure Safe Food (MN Dept. of Health)
• Waste Free Kitchen Handbook by Dana Gunders
• Asteroid Launcher 
• This Interactive Map Will Show You How Screwed You Are If We're Hit by an Asteroid (VICE)
• Fun Website Lets You Simulate an Asteroid Impact in Your Hometown (Futurism)
• Destroy the World With This Asteroid Launcher Simulation (Kottke.org)
• Wes Anderson's Asteroid City Sets Theatrical Release Date (Collider)
• "The Avengers (1980) directed by Wes Anderson" (Russo Brothers, Instagram)
• Jackson Bird on Twitter

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