Danes’ overconsumption destroys the world’s natural resources. Now, for the first time, WWF has quantified it. Take responsibility, says Brazilian forest researcher.
It’s easy to see if a package of meat costs 35 or 55 kroner at the local supermarket.
But there’s another, more invisible price we often forget when buying food and other goods in Denmark. It’s the one measured in deforestation, CO2 emissions, and pollution on the other side of the globe. So, what does it actually amount to?
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