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‘Climate-Friendly’ Meat May Not Sell in Europe, Literally
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this post was submitted on 26 Jan 2024
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With meat, there is a definite demand-side issue. So yes, individually removing demand does help. And that's beside all the individual advantages.
when did you stop buying meat?
And there were planes in the air last year too, despite me not using one. That's proof that my actions count for less than nothing, thanks!
I said veganism is one effective climate-friendly thing you can do individually. I did not say that one person becoming vegan stops China or Brazil or anyone else in their expansion of animal farming. I did not say that you should stop advocating for change or stop making other changes to your life.
Where is consumption growth coming from?
so you can see that your choices don't decrease cafo production or air travel, right?