Re:Animal Meat and Milk Sales Drop in Europe as Vegan Versio...
by bwb on Saturday April 22, 2023 @06:29AM
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Sure, but buying a locally raised cow that is fed on local farmland is a lot better for the environment than steak from Argentina most of the time. The data around that is pretty solid.
I don't think cashew cheese grows in nature, i would never consider it vegetables and I am not advocating for processed foods. Merely stating that cutting down on how much meat you eat and eating more veg is better for your health and the planet. Well backed by data.
Re:Animal Meat and Milk Sales Drop in Europe as Vegan Versio...
by jiggywiggy on Saturday April 22, 2023 @07:25AM
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Well backed by data? What does that mean.
Re:Animal Meat and Milk Sales Drop in Europe as Vegan Versio...
by jiggywiggy on Saturday April 22, 2023 @11:35AM
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You missed the conclusion step
Re:Animal Meat and Milk Sales Drop in Europe as Vegan Versio...
by bwb on Saturday April 22, 2023 @03:08PM
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Sorry bit confused, you asked what data was and I sent you a big explanation? Sorry I am a bit literal at times, what are you requesting that you can't find on Google?
Re:Animal Meat and Milk Sales Drop in Europe as Vegan Versio...
by kelipso on Saturday April 22, 2023 @04:25PM
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Lol, at any rate you are saying a bunch of statements that seem pretty shaky, saying they are backed by data, and not linking any sources. I guess the data is in another dimension or something.
Cashew cheese really is not better for the planet the local organic milk cheese.
In north of Holland there huge patches of land only cow can grace the land and nothing else grows, and there is an abundance of the water. Yet everyone complains about milk and meat taking too much wayer, and that growing plants would be more efficient.
It all depends, you cant just say "data".
Same with health. You really can't claim fried soya or pea protein is healthier then ground beef from a cow that spends his summers outside.