Posts tagged greenhouse gas emissions from livestock
Can’t cut it as a vegetarian? Try this instead.
Can’t cut it as a vegetarian? Try this instead.

Can’t cut it as a vegetarian but want to eat for the planet and your own health? Try the reducetarian diet instead.

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Hamburgers and climate change: how do animal ag emissions stack up?
Hamburgers and climate change: how do animal ag emissions stack up?

The hamburger has become central to national discussions about climate change, raising the question: how much does animal agriculture really contribute to greenhouse gas emissions? Photo source

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