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In reply to the discussion: How much would giving up meat help the environment? [View all]Now I don't have to try one.
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Yes, every time science disagrees with personal belief systems, it's a conspiracy.
Doodley
Dec 2019
#11
That's better than nothing but it still takes 10 calories of energy to get 1 calorie from beef
Doremus
Dec 2019
#51
Grass fed beef is actually good for the environment. If you see my other post
Maraya1969
Dec 2019
#63
What that movie spoke about was how many billions of buffalo roamed around the US
Maraya1969
Dec 2019
#71
50-60 million bison. There are more than 30 million cattle slaughtered each YEAR
Doremus
Dec 2019
#72
Must be something union - railroads, airports, container yards, etc, etc.
demosincebirth
Dec 2019
#95
I have a friend that worked at the airport, fueling the planes and he was paid crap wages.
Maraya1969
Dec 2019
#100
In that special on the Keto diet they talked about how there were million of buffalos roaming
Maraya1969
Dec 2019
#18
I'm a vegetarian and have never sought to convert anyone. My wife is a carnivore, and
Doodley
Dec 2019
#13
So sorry about the commercials. Since I don't have a TV I tend to be
PoindexterOglethorpe
Dec 2019
#39
"meat eaters don't go out of their way to persuade others they really ought to be eating meat"
flibbitygiblets
Dec 2019
#65
That argument is nonsense. To move to an all vegetarian society would save the lives of hundreds
Doodley
Dec 2019
#14
It would stop the slaughter of hundreds of millions of animals every single day.
Doodley
Dec 2019
#43
Yeah, we don't have to wait to be picked off by predators, we can take ourselves out. nt
Doremus
Dec 2019
#69
How is that relevant to making choices now that are less damaging to the environment?
Doodley
Dec 2019
#25
I've been off animal products for years. Save your health, save animals and save planet 🙂
MLAA
Dec 2019
#26
these studies and stats rarely take into account the vastly different types of husbandry that exists
Kali
Dec 2019
#29
This argument is counterproductive and, therefore, ironically, anti-environment.
gulliver
Dec 2019
#37
Not at all. You can have my bacon when you pry it from my greasy hands.
scheming daemons
Dec 2019
#41
I would probably die or be severely injured from diabetes if I had to go meatless
Farmer-Rick
Dec 2019
#102