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1 year agoLuckily, no one eats only meat. It’s interesting though, can you share your calculations? :)
Luckily, no one eats only meat. It’s interesting though, can you share your calculations? :)
On a quick search, it seems that ~10000 is the average miles per year.
Thanks I didn’t find the new one!
Since it isn’t mentioned in the article, here is the reference: paper (2014)
In the study it even shows how driving a 10 years car for 6000 miles is rougly two years of saved emission with a meat->vegan switch.
I don’t know, changing dietary is obviously good for the health, but these results seems to make pretty useless changes, use the bike and save twice as much.
EDIT: There is a new paper (2023), it is in a reply.
Sorry for the botchered English, it’s not my first language, as you may have guessed.