Jan 26, 2020
A peak meat production cap and integrated plant-based diets would cut methane emissions and free up land to be returned to natural forests.
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A peak meat production cap and integrated plant-based diets would cut methane emissions and free up land to be returned to natural forests.
World Will Reach “Peak Meat” By 2030
World Will Reach “Peak Meat” By 2030
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Fifty environmental scientists who are leaders in their fields released a warning letter in The Lancet, a scientific journal. The letter is an attempt to rally world governments to uphold the Paris Agreement by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from animal agriculture.
They are suggesting that we restrict the expansion of animal ag substantially by 2030 and begin replacing animal product…
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