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by QuantumAphid
2478 days ago
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What is a net positive about "stop eating meat" unless you're livestock? From a nutrition perspective it's not a positive thing to "stop eating meat". Besides changing your diet there are hundreds of other net positive (yet virtually inconsequenial) steps you can take to reduce your carbon footprint. - Wash laundry with cold water
- Hang your laundry on a clothes line to dry
- Not manage and maintain a grass lawn
- Get healthy enough to get off/reduce perscription meds
- Drive a hybrid or an EV
- Have no/fewer offspring
- Don't have pets
- Don't work out or exercise (you'll expend more energy, eat more and breathe more co2)
- Don't drink alcohol (wine, beer, spirits)
- Don't eat chocolate (if meat is somehow uneccessary, certainly chocolate, wine, palm oil and tons of other nutritionally high GHG foods)
- Don't play or support activities which waste land, e.g., golf, football, soccer, graveyards, etc. |
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