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An image of a graph comparing the carbon footprint of protein-rich foods. In order of worse to best foods for the climate. The worst is Beef, then Lamb, Farmed shrimp, Cheese, Pork, Chicken, Eggs, and Farmed Fish. The better foods are Tofu, Beans, Peas & Nuts. The graph and data are on the 'Our World in Data' website https://ourworldindata.org/less-meat-or-sustainable-meat

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An image of a graph comparing the carbon footprint of protein-rich foods. In order of worse to best foods for the climate. The worst is Beef, then Lamb, Farmed shrimp, Cheese, Pork, Chicken, Eggs, and Farmed Fish. The better foods are Tofu, Beans, Peas & Nuts. The graph and data are on the 'Our World in Data' website https://ourworldindata.org/less-meat-or-sustainable-meat
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Empiricism (empiricism@sustainability.masto.host)'s status on Sunday, 20-Aug-2023 09:30:34 JST Empiricism

#ClimateAction
Reducing meat consumption is nearly always better, to reduce your #carbon footprint (therefore, no meat is even better)
Most of our #food emissions come from processes on the farm, or from land use change. https://ourworldindata.org/less-meat-or-sustainable-meat
One of the best choices an individual can make to mitigate #ClimateChange is to not buy animal part products #EndTheMeatIndustry
Buying #meat is funding one of the most ecologically degrading, polluting, cruel & #greenwashing industries on the planet

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