Swapping beef for salmon once a week could significantly cut emissions, study finds
Reported byAnthropocene Magazine ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
A UK study modeling five dietary scenarios through 2050 found that replacing beef with salmon once weekly delivers meaningful, realistic emissions reductions.
There are numerous environmental benefits from a reduction in beef consumption.
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