This is a false claim and @mattwridley knows it. The 4.3% figure does not appear in the meta-analysis and was instead concocted by @BjornLomborg, a fact that @mattwridley hides from the reader. These two cannot be trusted to tell the truth about climate change.https://twitter.com/mattwridley/status/1357603023489536007 …
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So what's the expected reduction in total worldwide emissions, according to models, if the world becomes vegetarian?
4.3% for Westerners — for developing nations, the absolute reduction is close to similar so the percent reduction is greater, because they emit relatively little
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No it isn't. The sample included a study in India but nothing from North America. Even the feeble
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So Mr ward what is the number according to your read of the models? (And do I get this right, this is vegetarianism not veganism, so some animals would still be farmed for leather, eggs, milk and so on right?)
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