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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Apr 24, 2024 ^^
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13:50 the idea that intensive vs. non-intensive farming of chickens is just a tradeoff between environment and animal welfare is a little misleading - the intensive farms often have worse water pollution, local air pollution etc., and crucially much higher risk of creating zoonotic diseases
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I grew up a vegetarian in the 2000s prior to the existence of brands like Impossible, Beyond Meat, Gardein, etc. Iâve tried all of them, but theyâve never become a staple part of my diet. Theyâre too expensive, and my diet just isnât based on replacing animal products. Iâm happy to eat the less processed options all day long. Tempeh is so underrated
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7:00 for everyone looking
1. Crumble Tofu in a Bowl
2. Mix with Oil, Salt, Pepper, Paprika and a lot of Soy Sauce
3. Roast in the oven for 10 minutes at 180°C
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4:59 it is absolutely tragic that dark chocolate is that high on the list. It's so good.
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10:22 "Mh... That's a business expense" was very funny!
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A key point to the behavioral change is that you don't have to completely alter your diet for it to have an impact. Reducing your meat consumption by 50% will still be a significant reduction in the greenhouse emissions from your food. This is what I tell my meat-loving friends and family: you don't have to quit meat, just make it more of a luxury.
In fact, this is how it used to be in rich countries not too long ago. We have doubled our meat consumption in a couple of decades so we'd just have to go back. That probably means making meat more expensive (nothing like the old monetary behavioral nudge) through taxes. It will force a bunch of beef herd farmers to change up what they produce, but that's by design.
Great video, Simon! This surge of yours after the "I'm not sure if I can keep doing this" is really impressive, and I sincerely hope it pays off. Everyone should watch your climate coverage!
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19:20 the greggs roll being a class of meat should be officially documented somewhere
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@benross9174
1 week ago
When people say thing like soy is bad for the enviroment, they usually dont know that around 70 percent of it is produced to feed animals in agriculture. Its like complaining about the water usage of almond nuts when cow milk is way worse in that department. Appreciate the video though, its good hearing your perspective and what a lot of the data says
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