A long way to go, but this is progress #eatclean #plantbased
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eating less beef is not going to impact climate change on any measurable level
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did you know something about methane?,,, that could help you.
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more methane is released from rotting plants than from cows. Or just stop farting
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ok, how many rotting plants do we need to produce de methan that's produced for just one cow?
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livestock all together accounts for about 27% of human caused methane. Human caused methane is about 50% of the total
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Actually, they are about equal. Cows produce 150 BILLION gallons of methane PER DAY.pic.twitter.com/eMcEMaF1pC
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so if we killed all the cows on the planet we would have 25% less methane. I'll agree to that. Well played
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Do you have a Netflix account? Leo DiCaprio helped produce a great documentary that I recommend watching
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Great! Let's go, America. Healthier diets, healthier planet.
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local beef good
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Local cows still release methane.
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I gave up beef about seven years ago and haven't missed it at all. Never going back!
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@Phillipasoo VEGANS UNITEThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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It's not meat - it's factory farming. Sustainably raised ruminants build topsoil and sequester CO2.
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somewhere chickens and fish are going "Why.....Why??!??"
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