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You can make the same point repeatedly if you like but, as I've explained, the costs you're referring to are a very small part of the total cost and certainly d
by vegannet 7y ago
You can make the same point repeatedly if you like but, as I've explained, the costs you're referring to are a very small part of the total cost and certainly do not come close to offsetting the gains made by cutting out livestock from the equation.
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoCitation? I suspect you made that up, to score imaginary internet points. Here's some data I just Googled: Car trips: 0.34 metric tonnes of CO2 / 1000 miles Burgers: 0.5 metric tonnes / year of burgers (150) Producing meat is very-much commensurate with other marginal activities associated with procuring meat, like trips to the grocery store. I'm done here.