Food & Water
Re-imagining sustainable agriculture, drinking water, and nutrition.
Across 21 Unreasonable ventures, 657,940,709 kg of food/nutritional products have been sold.
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That's equivalent to the combined weight of all the inhabitants of Tokyo, one of the world's most populous cities.
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Imagine the Great Pyramid of Giza, which weighs about 5.9 million tonnes. The food sold by these ventures is equivalent to about 11% of that mass.
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This amount of food could fill over 263 Olympic-sized swimming pools, providing a visual of the vast volume of nutritional products distributed.
As a result of 20 Unreasonable ventures, 313,786,023,954 liters of water have been saved.
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That's roughly equivalent to 125,514 Olympic-sized swimming pools, enough to fill up all the pools in the top 100 water-park countries.
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This volume of water can supply the entire city of New York for about 157 days, considering its daily consumption rate.
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It is enough water to sustain the Nile River's flow for almost 2 days, which is one of the world's longest rivers.
As a result of 15 Unreasonable ventures, 6,313,613 farmers have implemented more sustainable food production systems and resilient agricultural practices, increasing productivity and production.
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This is akin to transforming the agricultural practices of a country the size of Denmark, revolutionizing its entire farming landscape.
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Imagine every farmer in the United States' Midwest, known as the 'breadbasket of the world', adopting these innovative practices.
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It's as if every person in Hong Kong decided to become a farmer overnight, each choosing to embrace sustainable and resilient agricultural methods.
Energy & Environment
Transitioning into a renewable and regenerative economy that protects biodiversity.
Health
Exploring the future of medicine, healthcare and working towards universal access.