TED: The surprising climate benefits of sharing your stuff | Tessa Clarke

The video discusses the climate crisis, emphasizing that 65% of greenhouse gas emissions come from household consumption. It highlights the significant impact of food waste, which is a major contributor to emissions. The Olio app is introduced as a solution, enabling people to share surplus food and reduce waste. The app has a positive environmental and social impact, fostering community connections. The video advocates for a broader sharing economy to address overconsumption and promote sustainability.

What social impacts does sharing food have according to the text?

What is the significance of the statistic that 66% of users report improved well-being from sharing?

What changes in consumption patterns does the text suggest to combat climate change?

How does the text propose to extend the concept of sharing beyond food?