They say switching meat, dairy and other animal products for alternative foods could reduce these impacts by more than 80%, while providing a more complete range of essential nutrients than a purely vegetarian or vegan diet.But they also found that relatively low-tech solutions, such as cutting down on meat and eating more vegetables, had a similar impact on the planet.
But she said there were "similar savings in impacts in a vegan diet". And in a diet with a 75% reduction in animal-sourced foods, "you can have an approximately 75% reduction across all of your impacts". Dr Asaf Tzachor of the University of Cambridge, who was not part of the research team, said while these are "promising" findings, the unwillingness of consumers to shift their diets might "postpone, or indeed prevent, this much-needed transition".
No thanks.
I’d like to know, how many rich elites will eat this chem garbage. My guess is, none.
I’ll go vegetarian and even vegan before I eat bugs.
I will not eat the bug
Disappointed to not read about lab grown insects there, but plant-based meat products are excellent these days.
Get comprehensively fucked. I will not eat bugs.
The author of this article ^
How did you find that out?
No thanks. Not for me.
Bon appétit.
I refuse to eat literal cancer growths.
Good riddance to your dying channel
Ah yes the precursor to Soylent Green.
Touch of mint sauce might help.... 😉
A thread..
You start then
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No. No. No. The planet was just fine before we got all super industrious. Less mass produced food is the answer - grow your own veg where possible, eat a locally reared chicken etc not out of town lab blocks pumping out faux beef and ground-up cockroaches.
Yeah? But more importantly do they taste as good as a porterhouse steak?
You say you can't afford food and yet you've got a garden full of healthy bugs 🤔
What's wrong with eating sheep, cows, pigs and fish. Really..
BBC propaganda that is now synonymous with fake news. Lab grown 'meat' can not possibly come close to the micro/macronutrients provided by real grass fed beef for instance. Land&water arguments for meat production also complete guff hbriggs you should be ashamed of yourself
People eating bugs will never die of hunger ... 🤢🤮
i don't think so, manure is good for the earth and plants
But if this was rolled out at the BBC Xmas party you’d soon be disgusted?
I’m waiting for the moment when questioning any of this is considered misinformation with an accompanying social media ban 🙄
Piss off
The WEF/UN mouthpiece or the equivalent of let them eat cake. Time for an end to the use of the word British in your name.
Get lost - Never!
Bollocks!!!
Lab grown meat is highly processed trash. Avoid it.
Certainly we can feed starving nations with this.
Regular Meat and Vegetables 'good for planet and health' fixed it for you
so the consumers have to eat fake meat so corperations can drain our planets life away for another 10 years; awesome! we love “”””real change””””.
Climate change is natural. Earth's climate is not and never has been static. Man made climate change is a bullshit psy-op...enough.
Fuck off. STOP SPRAYING US. CHEMTRAILS ARE REAL. JUST LOOK UP.
They want you to eat fake meat. Think about that.
Science keeps saying the same things but we can’t make the change until the options are there. As soon as it’s in the shops we will buy it!
What a load of crap, how is it good for the planet? Fake news.
We saw this coming anyways 😒
I DO NOT LIKE THEM IN A HOUSE. I DO NOT LIKE THEM WITH A MOUSE. I DO NOT LIKE THEM HERE OR THERE. I DO NOT LIKE THEM ANYWHERE. I DO NOT LIKE GREEN 'meat and insects'. I DO NOT LIKE THEM, SAM-I-AM. 🤮
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