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My research seems to indicate its about on-par with chicken. IE a chicken filet is about the carbon impact of 8oz of milk. And it seems here its about 1/4 carb
by softwaredoug 2mo ago
My research seems to indicate its about on-par with chicken. IE a chicken filet is about the carbon impact of 8oz of milk.
And it seems here its about 1/4 carbon per kg of food as beef:
https://ourworldindata.org/environmental-impacts-of-food https://ourworldindata.org/environmental-impacts-of-food
- bhelkey 2mo ago>> Gram for gram it's better to eat chicken than cheese for the climate. reply >IE a chicken filet is about the carbon impact of 8oz of milk. They said cheese not milk. Note that it takes more than 1 unit of milk to produce 1 unit of cheese. From this source I found, they estimate ~10 input units of milk per output unit of cheese [1]. Assuming both of these are true, and assuming that the cheese making process produces no carbon, then a chicken filet would have the same carbon impact as .8oz of cheese or roughly a single slice of cheese. The cheese making process does produce carbon (e.g. heating the milk) but it also produces whey as a valuable byproduct. [1] https://pubs.nmsu.edu/_e/E216/ https://pubs.nmsu.edu/_e/E216/