If we all ate less meat or even ditched animal-based food altogether would such a radical diet shift save the planet? Assuming that she needs saving, not a given, then would vegetarianism be enough?
Food is plentiful and cheap in many parts of the world and most of it is made to be eaten in abundance. A market success with a twist.
Just because Tic Toc has a million videos of random people making keto cakes, it doesn’t mean you have to eat them.
If we all ate less meat or even ditched animal-based food altogether would such a radical diet shift save the planet? Assuming that she needs saving, not a given, then would vegetarianism be enough?
Food is plentiful and cheap in many parts of the world and most of it is made to be eaten in abundance. A market success with a twist.
Just because Tic Toc has a million videos of random people making keto cakes, it doesn’t mean you have to eat them.
Westerners are used to supermarket shelves stacked with processed foods of all kinds and a trolly ready to be filled with our selections. But what would happen if the food budget was meagre?
We could all just eat plants because health and vitality are a kale salad away. But there is no simple switch for such a drastic change in global land use…
Researchers devised a system to determine what is meant by ‘processed food’. This is good news because we need to know how much processing is too much.
Mark
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