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Re:Emissions from 13 dairy firms match those of entire UK by jamil7 on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @03:09AM (#23536644)
It's a good point but I don't personally believe there are many modern humans outside of some small communitues that actually need to eat cheese for it's nutritional value. That said I understand it's often one of the harder things for people to give up when transitioning to plant-based diets.
Re:Emissions from 13 dairy firms match those of entire UK by aerostable_slug on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @12:55PM (#23541315)
Why does "need" have anything to do with one's diet? Cheese can be sustainably produced, and as an aside it tastes fabulous (I encourage you to try it).

I have zero intention to transition to a plant-only diet (we almost all already have "plant-based" diets, that term is offensively transparent marketing hand-waving for "vegetarian"). However, I certainly don't look down upon anyone for their individual dietary choices.

Re:Emissions from 13 dairy firms match those of entire UK by jamil7 on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @02:15PM (#23542274)
I don't really care for that term either but I used it because "vegan" has become such a loaded term in these kind of online debates, probably due to it often coming from the animal welfare angle and all sorts of silly hypothetical questions being offered from both sides. As for the cheese, I'll pass, you can keep it.