> and we dedicate 5,000% more acres to growing feed crops than to vegetables And it's worth considering what would replace all that land (maybe some would end

> and we dedicate 5,000% more acres to growing feed crops than to vegetables And it's worth considering what would replace all that land (maybe some would end up being biofuel production, but a lot might be allowed to return to nature if it's not profitable anymore), along with things like less demand for slash and burn.