Animal agriculture provides less than 15% of humanity’s calories, and drives 71% of biodiversity loss from food production on farmland
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@inari
It's always the same with statistics.. It Doesn't reflect the Reality... 15% is a WorldWide Average. In USA and Europe, it's probably 40% if Calories. I'm not Defending Industrial Animal Agriculture which is a Disaster.
Besides imo it's not that simple : how do you Get EPA/DHA and B12 if you are Vegan? You Have to Take Industrial Supplements....
If you Eat fish only 2 meals a week like Herengs or Macquerels, you don't need Land obviously and you get EPA/DHA and B12..Most of countries don't have those Fishes so you must eat a lot of meat or take Supplements as well ^^ As well, if you eat small livestock like insects, you need less land and produce less co2/ch4 than a plant based diet !
Ps : I know, killing fishes is Cruel but the nature is Cruel.. Fishes kill other fishes lol
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Foods from animals provide less than 15% of humanity’s calories
Literally 0% of my calories.
There is hope this number will continue to fall for all humans.
@moldy_rice @inari
And Where do You Source your Food and Supplements? Plant-Based Industrial System ? I Realized it Can Be much more Harmful to Import International Food or Take Supplements than Having a Local Farm with Small LiveStock..
Ps : 99% of Food is Fertilized with LiveStock Manure Unfortunately...
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