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Research suggests strongly that this armchair analysis is wrong [1]. I personally don't advocate for completely eliminating meat from our diets, but it's prett
by caust1c 7y ago
Research suggests strongly that this armchair analysis is wrong [1].
I personally don't advocate for completely eliminating meat from our diets, but it's pretty naive to outright deny the environmental impact (including greenhouse gas emission) of meat production.
[1] Tons of original research here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_impact_of_meat_production https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_impact_of_meat_p...
- manfredo 7y ago> Research suggests strongly that this armchair analysis is wrong [1]. Perhaps, but not the article you linked to. Your link doesn't deviate from the 3% of total GHG emissions figure. Actually it provides the lower figure of 2.6%. The Wikipedia article claims this figure is criticized, but doesn't provide any alternative ones.