[ SECRET POST #4472 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4472 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Post a controversial topic

[(Anonymous)]

This isn't exactly true.

The fact is, the amount of greenhouse emission generated depends on the food. You should stop eating beef entirely; beef takes a huge toll on the environment. On the other hand, lettuce also has a pretty hefty environmental toll. Many plant-based foods can be rough, but generally speaking it is true that vegetarianism is does reduce your carbon footprint. And at least reducing meat intake is probably a crucial step for our planet's future - especially since many people eat way more meat than they need, too.

Re: Post a controversial topic

[(Anonymous)]

Long time vegetarian here—check this out!

https://www.sciencealert.com/adding-seaweed-to-cattle-feed-could-reduce-methane-production-by-70

Also, some of the biggest contributers to global warming in meat production aren’t from cattle themselves, but from corn grown as cattle feed, fertilized with fossil fuel derivatives, and transported with more fossil fuels, followed by transporting slaughtered animals using yet more fossil fuels. Fossil fuel transportation and fertilization are also issues with food crops. I mean, yes, people should eat less beef, but also the whole agricultural system in the US (that we are increasingly exporting elsewhere) needs to be reworked. Removing animal products entirely would be as much an environmental disaster as everyone on Earth adopting a Western style meat-centric diet.