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> Beef has an outsize environmental footprint. Per gram of protein, beef requires on average 50 times more land and produces 100 times more greenhouse gases than do beans and other plant-based proteins. Replacing 30% of the beef with mushrooms in the roughly 10 billion burgers that Americans eat each year would reduce emissions equivalent to taking 2 million cars off the road, according to the World Resources Institute, an environmental think tank in Washington DC.

How do they make this calculations? Is it a proper way to present scientific data on the best scenice journal in the world?

What? This comment is ridiculous. Google has customer service on the scale of Amazon.

Science in CS is an abused term.

Would a 3rd party observersing company would help? For example a company that's like the UN and visits the lab during the experiments and says: this lab follows the protocols.

May I ask how far is your work from home and what's the monthly total cost?

This is mind base

There isn't such thing as darknet as there isn't really a dark side of the moon.