Plant-based diets cut climate impact by more than half, randomized clinical trial shows
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Key FactsEating Less Meat Reduces CO2 Emissions Like 8 Million Cars
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- Big meat eaters produce almost twice the CO2 emissions compared to those who eat small amounts of meat.
- The meat industry disputes the analysis of the impact of meat consumption.
- The environmental footprint of meat production has never been calculated in such detail.
- Britain has sustainable methods of meat production.
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