Posted on Mar 3, 2024
This diet swap can cut your carbon footprint and boost longevity
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A new study published in Nature Food, finds that if people swap red and processed meat for plant protein a few times a week, it's good for their health – and can also reduce their diet-related carbon footprint.
A new study published in Nature Food, finds that if people swap red and processed meat for plant protein a few times a week, it's good for their health – and can also reduce their diet-related carbon footprint.
This diet swap can cut your carbon footprint and boost longevity
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SGT (Join to see) While, I Think It Sounds Wonderful. I Do Live in the Kansas City Metro and I Do Love BBQ! What Can I Say "I'm a Work in Progress" when it comes to My Carbon Footprint!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - ...new study published in Nature Food...finds that if people swap red and processed meat for plant protein a few times a week... it's good for their health – and can also reduce their diet-related carbon footprint...
Unknowingly... I am too. I take my 91-year-old Christian Mentor to G.C. twice a week and eat a "youge" salad... no meat.
Unknowingly... I am too. I take my 91-year-old Christian Mentor to G.C. twice a week and eat a "youge" salad... no meat.
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