The original Hummer was conspicuous overconsumption in an industry already known for overconsumption.
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You as an individual opting out of that overconsumption fails to address the problem because it pushes the price down, leaving the externality unpriced and continuing the trend of global overconsumption.
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Overconsumption of alcohol has long been a problem for me.
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Overconsumption and unsustainable production have put the planet in peril.
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Overconsumption, bio-industrial and environmental issues; people are aware of them.
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Number one, waste has become an issue because of overproduction and overconsumption.
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Realistically, the United States must get ahead of this borrowing and overconsumption.
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The problem is, rich people help destroy the world with our collective overconsumption.
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Interesting choice, though, comparing the potential baby bump to the overconsumption of hamburgers.
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Huge subsidies for fuel, water and electricity that encourage overconsumption are being curtailed.
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She worries that some could become trendy and then be depleted through overconsumption.
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Sharing a meal can be a good way to avoid waste and overconsumption.
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Thirty years ago, few understood the dramatic impact of overconsumption on the planet.
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" Another team wrote that, "fat promotes overconsumption while sucrose [table sugar] probably prevents it.
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Nevermind the 25,85033 Americans who die each year due to overconsumption of sugary drinks.
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Jupiter is the planet of luck and expansion—but also of exaggeration and overconsumption.
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"There is a risk of overconsumption because of their candy-like taste," Green tells PeopleStyle.
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Like us, she must work to be mindful in an age of overconsumption and unoriginality.
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Air-conditioning demystifies nature's miracles, and contributes to a culture characterized by disconnection and overconsumption.
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"Stop overconsumption and communications that mislead consumers," French lawmaker Matthieu Orphelin said on Twitter Monday.
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The L.A. County Coroner's Office confirms the "Sons of Anarchy" actor died of chronic alcohol overconsumption.
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This new approach would make that closer to 100 percent which feels icky, bordering on overconsumption.
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That risk of overconsumption is probably the real culprit behind most negative experiences with cheap booze.
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City officials say the loss of alcohol advertising revenue is justified by the effects of overconsumption.
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JAMES QUINCEY: Yeah, look, I think the reality and our thought, our position on this, is look, the overconsumption of calories and overconsumption of sugar by any one person is not good and we're very clear for our support for the global objectives on consumptions of sugar.
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On one hand, our bank accounts ride dangerously low after weeks of holiday shopping and general overconsumption.
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"It's good to point out that America does have a problem with overconsumption of carbs," Matheny said.
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O'Neill died of sequelae of chronic ethanol (alcohol) overconsumption, an L.A. County Coroner's Office spokeswoman tells PEOPLE.
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I feel pretty good about that in a culture and industry that promotes overconsumption as a virtue.
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What might appear to be gross overconsumption sometimes turns out to be a useful adaptation for survival.
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In the middle of the Pacific, albatross chicks die, weakened from overconsumption of bottle caps and toys.
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But the overconsumption of high-energy, low-nutrient foods is at the centre of the global obesity crisis.
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Public health obesity policies should prioritize fighting the overconsumption of low-quality food and improving the food environment.
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Overconsumption and overspending are hallmarks of the holidays, but there&aposs still time to get back on track.
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An overconsumption of lead has also been linked to learning disabilities and even a likelihood of committing violent crime.
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Proponents say these discounts can lower beverage prices for consumers and contribute to the overconsumption of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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That overconsumption has very real consequences, with high sodium intake linked to health problems like hypertension and heart disease.
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Even in a place that many would consider a steakhouse, we don't want to promote the overconsumption of meat.
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To my knowledge, there have been no cases where a person has actually died from overconsumption of marijuana alone.
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Overconsumption of cheap electricity has in recent years exacerbated energy shortages and led to frequent power cuts in summer months.
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New cannabis users especially should be aware of THC-induced anxiety and panic attacks which are real risks of overconsumption.
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He's right to worry about the exhaustion of resources, but wrong to blame overpopulation, rather than overconsumption, as the culprit.
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Amy Klobuchar, whose father is in recovery from alcohol addiction, to ask if she had ever blacked out from overconsumption.
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We'll die by robots, or aliens, or environmental catastrophe, or nuclear threats of our own hubristic creation, or capitalistic overconsumption.
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But splurging is most effective when done sparingly, something people sometimes forget in this era of overconsumption, Dr. Norton said.
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Treatment for overconsumption of marijuana is simply to wait until the effects subside, which could be a matter of hours.
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Of course, binge drinking and other forms of overconsumption can have serious consequences, from bad grades to accidents and injuries to death.
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Examining overconsumption implicates citizens of the first world in the issue, and doing that would make far too many audience members uncomfortable.
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By stabilizing and reinforcing a material as fleeting as a balloon there is an emphasis on overconsumption and the planned obsolescence of objects.
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In preparation for America's most recent "dietary guidelines", a committee of experts explained that "cholesterol is not a nutrient of concern for overconsumption".
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Swapping seawater It's common and fashionable to think of cancer as a human disease, a punishment for human overconsumption and first-world diets.
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But the overconsumption of sugar really does cause tremendous damage, and we can still have enjoyable eating habits but with far less sugar.
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Stefanie Nissen, a former stylist and designer, founded the company in part to address clothing overconsumption with a more circular approach to fashion.
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Symptoms of overconsumption include "an increase in heart rate, dryness of the mouth, and/or feelings of paranoia or anxiety," according to Consume Responsibly.
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Black Friday sales contribute to waste and overconsumption, a group of French lawmakers have said, arguing that the annual retail extravaganza should be banned.
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And a French legislative committee passed an amendment this week that proposed banning Black Friday over "resource waste" and "overconsumption," the Associated Press reported.
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As the ecological and economic costs of industrial overconsumption continue to rise, the constant economic growth we have become accustomed to is now in jeopardy.
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"We recognize that even though alcohol isn't always the reason for unprofessional behavior, creating an environment that encourages overconsumption clearly contributes to it," it read.
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The ordinance is intended to stop youngsters&apos overconsumption of sugary drinks, perceived as a key factor in high rates of chronic diseases such as diabetes.
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Cue the influx of taxes to curb what some experts call a public health emergency, fueled by the overconsumption of foods high in fat or sugar.
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The L.A. County Coroner's Office spokeswoman previously told PEOPLE O'Neill, who played Hugh on the critically acclaimed series, died of sequelae of chronic ethanol (alcohol) overconsumption.
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Flamingos by Grant Maierhofer (Itna Press) If it's an era of oversharing, it's also an era of overconsumption, to the point of nausea, disorientation, and misdirection.
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"There's been massive overprescribing, overconsumption of opioids in the United States," said Dr. Andrew Kolodny, co-director of Opioid Policy Research at Brandeis University in Massachusetts.
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Maybe the answer is that as individuals we cannot imagine our own deaths, let alone the perishing of entire urban centers due to overconsumption and waste.
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Theresa Kinsella, 42, a dietitian, said in a phone interview that these videos "glorify overeating," promote disordered eating and ignore the possible risks associated with overconsumption.
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A lot of people, and some health professionals, mistakenly assume that a lack of determination and the overconsumption of food are the sole causes of obesity.
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If all goes to plan, the wolves will also cull the booming moose population, which is damaging the island's ecology due to the herd's overconsumption of plantlife.
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The market is going through a cycle - that of overconsumption that took bitcoin to nearly $20,000 and overproduction that has resulted in the current sell-off, he added.
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Jennifer Clapp's work details how the global economy has enabled this geographical and mental distancing between the consumers and their waste, and how this is further encouraging overconsumption.
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Malnutrition is also a disease of overconsumption, obesity and being overweight, which contributes to a whole host of non-communicable diseases like diabetes, hypertension and coronary heart disease.
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The overconsumption of water (relative to its availability) has something of a cascading affect, insofar as it results in decreased river flows and declining lake and groundwater levels.
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Each time she is taken to the hospital, her doctor explains — thoroughly and with great compassion — the correlation between her fainting episodes and overconsumption of cakes and sweets.
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Black Friday and the subsequent post-Thanksgiving shopping events have become synonymous with overconsumption, leading many people to abstain from the consumerist extravaganza to promote sustainability and workers rights.
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Warren is obviously relatively wealthy now, too, but she at least understands the overconsumption myth and that deregulation has gutted the middle class and an entire generation of voters.
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To the sugar industry, the nutritionists' dogmatic belief that obesity is a calorie overconsumption problem and a calorie is a calorie has been the gift that keeps on giving.
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Trends usually die from a lethal dose of overconsumption, when we all just collectively decide to stop it already, but sometimes the seasons change, and it's just too damn cold.
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Researchers scrutinizing 1,027 posts by marijuana companies in Washington discovered that 137 promoted cannabis as having therapeutic benefits, while 17 encouraged overconsumption and nine used images that appeal to teens.
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And there's a lot of research to back him up on the idea that drinking a food is much more likely to result in overconsumption than eating the same food.
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If these studies are intended to drive population-level policy, we should use them as such, to argue that we might want to push people to be wary of overconsumption.
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The ban, scheduled to take effect in March, comes as many Pacific island nations struggle with an obesity crisis brought on in part by the overconsumption of imported junk food.
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In a world of image overconsumption, it is rare for an artist to make work that questions the status of authenticity in mark-making, and highlights discrepancies between image and painting.
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Probably because while happy hour makes for a great date and has led to many a solid hookup, research suggests that regular overconsumption of alcohol doubles the risk for sexual assault.
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It might be, they say, that infants have a natural tendency toward overconsumption, a tendency that is partly influenced by the same genetic differences that predict adult weight and obesity risk.
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Simon Myers, a volunteer who joined the expedition with his 17-year-old son, Milo, said that the experience gave him a new perspective on climate change, overconsumption and plastic pollution.
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Simon Myers, a volunteer who joined the expedition with his 17-year-old son, Milo, said that the experience gave him a new perspective on climate change, overconsumption and plastic pollution.
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The pact is not legally binding and was decried by critics as toothless because it lets signatories pick and choose guidelines rather than setting goals, and sidestepped the problem of overconsumption.
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But I'm arguing that if sugar causes obesity and diabetes, then we should drop the "too much of," or "overconsumption of," or "excess of," and just say sugar causes these diseases.
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Such a conversation would start with mention of animal cruelty, antibiotics, carbon emissions, and the overconsumption of fat and protein made possible by putting meat front and center on the plate.
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The regulator said it opened the sanctioning process after receiving allegations of non-compliance from unnamed complainants that included the alleged overconsumption of well water and the unauthorized construction of new wells.
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THUMP found out firsthand about the mass overconsumption of drinkable water on the island last year—a problem fueled in part by party tourism, which happens to be the island's economic motor.
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Science tells us that obesity and obesity-related conditions such as diabetes have multiple risk factors that include genetics, a lack of physical activity and the overconsumption of calories from any source.
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Another question is what do we eat to replace the sugar calories, assuming we'll be hungry otherwise, which gets into a world of issues about what we mean by replacing calories and overconsumption.
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Before the event kicked off, she answered some questions on her brand's shift to sustainable fashion, the role the consumer has in combatting overconsumption, and how she fits into this changing, warming world.
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The rotting food in the kitchen that the animals snack on is a vivid metaphor for human overconsumption, and the reason for the house's desolate state is both horror-movie grim and mordantly funny.
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At its best, it does what stories like this should do: present various social issues like — overconsumption, bias, willful blindness to the world's problems — in a new context, so that we see them afresh.
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Four or five years ago, if you asked someone about her book group, your ears were likely to be singed with anecdotes about the overconsumption of Pinot Grigio or various club members' floundering marriages.
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LTG implied that business-as-usual would lead to civilizational breakdown, sometime between the second decade and middle of the 21st century, due to overconsumption of natural resources far beyond their rate of renewal.
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As the POLITICO piece pointed out, she knows, for instance, that the overconsumption myth, or the idea that profligate spending is the reason so many people are in financial trouble is just that—a myth.
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"We need to shift our diets away from rampant overconsumption, and toward a nutritious mix of plant-based foods that are less resource intensive, require less land and are better for our health," Baldwin wrote.
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This means reducing overconsumption of protein to a healthy level — about 50 to 55 grams a day instead of 90 to 100 or more, and shifting a proportion of that reduced intake to plant proteins.
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" More recently, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee, whose recommendations inform United States Department of Agriculture policy, dropped its previous recommendation to limit dietary cholesterol, advising that "cholesterol is not a nutrient of concern for overconsumption.
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The so-called Standard American Diet—heavy on highly processed grains, oils, and sugar, and engineered for overconsumption—poses a serious threat to global public health, and no one has figured out how to fight it.
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Behind the trends: Health economists and policymakers have advocated for reducing the generosity of employer-based coverage, which they say encourages overconsumption of health care services and enjoys the largest tax break in the federal tax code.
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"We live in an environment which promotes the overconsumption of food and drinks high in calories, saturated fat, salt, and sugar through an increase in accessible ultra-processed products, industry tactics, and living conditions," she told Insider.
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Hospitality is a gift, best accepted graciously, so I felt an obligation to eat as much as I possibly could stuff in my mouth—or at least that was what I told myself to justify my overconsumption.
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"If we want earth's temperature rise to stay below 2 degrees, especially below 1.5 degrees ... then we need to tackle this overconsumption of animal products," said Nusa Urbancic, campaign director of Changing Markets Foundation, a lobby group.
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I also think of Mongolia, whose music was one of my earliest loves, and of the sand storms that now come in from the desert there, which some researchers have attributed to the overconsumption of beef in China.
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"As a scientist and a parent, I find their claims really irresponsible, particularly when we have such a problem with overconsumption of alcohol on many university campuses," Greg Miller, chief science officer at the National Dairy Council told MUNCHIES.
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These disruptions of our world climate, primarily created by overconsumption in wealthy countries of the global north — and felt hardest among the poor countries of the tropics — makes the super-hurricanes ripping through the Caribbean acts of climate violence.
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Although one major study published in 2014 in The Annals of Internal Medicine challenged the role of saturated fats in damaging arteries and promoting heart disease, most experts, including the American Heart Association, continue to warn against their overconsumption.
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And if you're feeling fatigued from holiday overconsumption, there are plenty of shows that will reinvigorate your relationship to food heading into 2020, from nostalgic personal reflections on favorite dishes to deep dives into the history of staple ingredients.
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It's common knowledge that fashion is one of the largest contributors to pollution in the world, and that our overconsumption of clothing has a devastating impact on not just the environment, but the lives of garment workers around the globe.
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In wealthier countries, we also need to shift our diets away from rampant overconsumption, notably of meat, and toward a nutritious mix of plant-based foods that are less resource intensive, require less land and are better for our health.
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Of all the ways we fail to meet the science-based nutrition guidelines laid out by the government, our overconsumption of sodium may be the worst, with close to 90 percent of Americans consuming above the maximum recommended daily sodium limit.
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Seated in the backroom theater surrounded by plastic glitter, it is easy to feel like you yourself have walked through a tunnel under the Asian bodega to arrive in a bizarre, hyperglobalized space brimming with overconsumption, plastic products, and cultural fusion.
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Your internal messages — "There's not enough" or "more is always better" and "that's just the way it is" — are toxic and may be causing you harm, says Lynne Twist, an activist who is interested in issues of hunger, racism and overconsumption.
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The other three, the dessert wines, are all very sweet in a way that would have delighted me in the days before I learned that overconsumption of alcohol that tastes like candy will bestow you with the most painful hangovers of your life.
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Activists have been challenging the taboo of childfreedom since the early 1970s, when second-wave feminism (which focused on family-centric issues such as reproductive rights, workplace equality, and marital rape) collided with the overpopulation and overconsumption worries of the environmental movement.
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"Ultra-processed foods have characteristics that stimulate overconsumption and the displacement of healthy foods such as whole grains, fruits and vegetables, including their convenience, accessibility, affordability, big portion sizes, and the aggressive marketing and promotion of these foods," Machado said by email.
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" At 73, Ms. Robin has achieved advanced guru status now that Penguin has issued an updated edition of her 1992 classic call for a reckoning on overconsumption, our emotional relationship with money and our definition of enough, "Your Money or Your Life.
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Though recent medical research has primarily sided with coffee in recent years—even suggesting that it could be the cure for a weed habit or jet lag—there have been numerous recent documented deaths due to overconsumption of caffeine, particularly of those in their teens and twenties.
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Presumably most of the roughly 500,000 people whose cannabis use sends them to a hospital emergency department in a typical year — usually as a result of overconsumption, leading to a scary and unpleasant few hours but no lasting injury — will celebrate with reservations, if at all.
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"Clearly I think both of the countries have a lot more to do in terms of addressing their overconsumption on coal, that's why you're seeing, I think, signs of them moving in the right direction but clearly both of them need to step up their efforts," he told Hill.
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Descending from the joys of inebriated nudity into the more frightening perils of overconsumption, the report suggests that most Americans blackout nearly twice a year from alcohol consumption (1.9 times per year for women, and 2.5 for men), and people who said that vodka was their favorite drink experienced an average of nearly four blackouts each year.
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This weekend provided a particularly redolent example, as the president, perhaps still vibrating from his overconsumption of the Sunday news shows, hit back at a bit of displeasing commentary by Democratic Representative Adam Schiff, with this scatological twit fit: Quicker than you can say "White House decorum," Mr. Trump's remarks became the talk of social media.
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Overnutrition, undernutrition, and global warming share common causes: powerful commercial interests that promote overconsumption, "policy inertia," and weak governance, according to the report, led by the University of Auckland in New Zealand, George Washington University in the US, and World Obesity Federation in the UK. Nowhere is that more pronounced than in the global food industry: Large food companies stuff our shelves with calorie-dense, nutrient-poor foods.
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In his remaking of the house in his own image, he has found a focus in the de-and-reconstruction of clothing, stripping a garment down to its bones and building it back up by merging it with another, addressing not just issues of overconsumption but also the jumbled freneticism of how we receive information; the clash of chronologies and genders (he dispensed with distinctions between men's and women's wear, male and female models, a few seasons ago, even before "Orlando" had its renaissance).
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