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The Burger Apocalypse | Tony Curran | TEDxSouthampton


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[Applause] picture your perfect burger what image

picture your perfect burger what image

picture your perfect burger what image came to mind for many it will be the

came to mind for many it will be the

came to mind for many it will be the typical beef burger but I don’t think

typical beef burger but I don’t think

typical beef burger but I don’t think they’d be too much opposition if I

they’d be too much opposition if I

they’d be too much opposition if I proposed the new definition for the

proposed the new definition for the

proposed the new definition for the perfect burger one that is tasty but is

perfect burger one that is tasty but is

perfect burger one that is tasty but is not unhealthy not expensive and has a

not unhealthy not expensive and has a

not unhealthy not expensive and has a low impact on the environment more on

low impact on the environment more on

low impact on the environment more on that later first let’s look back in time

that later first let’s look back in time

that later first let’s look back in time once and this was not very long ago

once and this was not very long ago

once and this was not very long ago people ate beef another meat only

people ate beef another meat only

people ate beef another meat only occasionally but then it became normal

occasionally but then it became normal

occasionally but then it became normal to eat meat every day and some people

to eat meat every day and some people

to eat meat every day and some people began to have meat in nearly every meal

began to have meat in nearly every meal

began to have meat in nearly every meal businesses they just wanted to sell them

businesses they just wanted to sell them

businesses they just wanted to sell them all sorted to offer steak night and

all sorted to offer steak night and

all sorted to offer steak night and burger challenges far more meat than

burger challenges far more meat than

burger challenges far more meat than anyone needed or even wanted but somehow

anyone needed or even wanted but somehow

anyone needed or even wanted but somehow I became trendy so people bought into it

I became trendy so people bought into it

I became trendy so people bought into it there’s a restaurant called the heart

there’s a restaurant called the heart

there’s a restaurant called the heart attack grill this is not fiction you can

attack grill this is not fiction you can

attack grill this is not fiction you can buy

ten thousand calorie burger that’s four

ten thousand calorie burger that’s four days worth of food in fact they now

days worth of food in fact they now

days worth of food in fact they now offer right up to an octuple burger and

offer right up to an octuple burger and

offer right up to an octuple burger and you can optionally add 40 slices of

you can optionally add 40 slices of

you can optionally add 40 slices of bacon on top if you weigh in at over 25

bacon on top if you weigh in at over 25

bacon on top if you weigh in at over 25 stone that’s 160 kilograms you eat for

stone that’s 160 kilograms you eat for

stone that’s 160 kilograms you eat for free can you believe that as you might

free can you believe that as you might

free can you believe that as you might expect this is in the USA the American

expect this is in the USA the American

expect this is in the USA the American dream a but this one is local and you

dream a but this one is local and you

dream a but this one is local and you probably see one similar mass producing

probably see one similar mass producing

probably see one similar mass producing beef comes with all sorts of unintended

beef comes with all sorts of unintended

beef comes with all sorts of unintended consequences the animals themselves are

consequences the animals themselves are

consequences the animals themselves are often not treated at all well the

often not treated at all well the

often not treated at all well the excessive red meat leads to disease and

excessive red meat leads to disease and

excessive red meat leads to disease and obesity in the people and the whole

obesity in the people and the whole

obesity in the people and the whole planet suffers for cows like lungs being

planet suffers for cows like lungs being

planet suffers for cows like lungs being ruminants animals produce methane a

ruminants animals produce methane a

ruminants animals produce methane a greenhouse gas around 34 times more

greenhouse gas around 34 times more

greenhouse gas around 34 times more potent than co2 cows need huge amounts

potent than co2 cows need huge amounts

potent than co2 cows need huge amounts more land and water than other animals

more land and water than other animals

more land and water than other animals and are the leading cause of

and are the leading cause of

and are the leading cause of deforestation reducing how much co2 can

deforestation reducing how much co2 can

deforestation reducing how much co2 can be absorbed instead of going into the

be absorbed instead of going into the

be absorbed instead of going into the atmosphere I may be the first person at

atmosphere I may be the first person at

atmosphere I may be the first person at Ted or TEDx the reference in XKCD comic

Ted or TEDx the reference in XKCD comic

Ted or TEDx the reference in XKCD comic I’ve checked the source so it seems

I’ve checked the source so it seems

I’ve checked the source so it seems sound can you see it’s a great

sound can you see it’s a great

sound can you see it’s a great visualization but it does show a

visualization but it does show a

visualization but it does show a disturbing reality in the middle is the

disturbing reality in the middle is the

disturbing reality in the middle is the weight of all those humans and that much

weight of all those humans and that much

weight of all those humans and that much bigger section on the left are all the

bigger section on the left are all the

bigger section on the left are all the cattle we keep for our consumption look

cattle we keep for our consumption look

cattle we keep for our consumption look how few wild mammals there are by

how few wild mammals there are by

how few wild mammals there are by comparison dotted around the edges in

comparison dotted around the edges in

comparison dotted around the edges in just a few decades humans have driven a

just a few decades humans have driven a

just a few decades humans have driven a huge drop in biodiversity as we

huge drop in biodiversity as we

huge drop in biodiversity as we monopolize the earth for ourselves and

monopolize the earth for ourselves and

monopolize the earth for ourselves and as we become more aware of the impact of

as we become more aware of the impact of

as we become more aware of the impact of our addiction to beef are we reducing

our addiction to beef are we reducing

our addiction to beef are we reducing how much of it we eat no according to

how much of it we eat no according to

how much of it we eat no according to the World Resources Institute global

the World Resources Institute global

the World Resources Institute global demand for beef is projected to increase

demand for beef is projected to increase

demand for beef is projected to increase by ninety-five percent by 2050 you may

by ninety-five percent by 2050 you may

by ninety-five percent by 2050 you may be realizing why i call this talk the

be realizing why i call this talk the

be realizing why i call this talk the burger apocalypse human impact on the

burger apocalypse human impact on the

burger apocalypse human impact on the earth is not sustainable we’re making

earth is not sustainable we’re making

earth is not sustainable we’re making improvements in some areas

improvements in some areas

improvements in some areas the Paris agreement has just come into

the Paris agreement has just come into

the Paris agreement has just come into force that’s a huge step forward but

force that’s a huge step forward but

force that’s a huge step forward but currently things are still getting worse

currently things are still getting worse

currently things are still getting worse mass producing beef is one example of

mass producing beef is one example of

mass producing beef is one example of that but beef is just one part of our

that but beef is just one part of our

that but beef is just one part of our food system I prefer to look at all

food system I prefer to look at all

food system I prefer to look at all foods and focus on the solutions rather

foods and focus on the solutions rather

foods and focus on the solutions rather than the problems government’s a

than the problems government’s a

than the problems government’s a businesses have a part to play but what

businesses have a part to play but what

businesses have a part to play but what I really want to tell you today is there

I really want to tell you today is there

I really want to tell you today is there is a range of easy ways you can put your

is a range of easy ways you can put your

is a range of easy ways you can put your food carbon footprint I call this my ABC

food carbon footprint I call this my ABC

food carbon footprint I call this my ABC of low-carbon eating a avoid wasting

of low-carbon eating a avoid wasting

of low-carbon eating a avoid wasting food one third of all food produced is

food one third of all food produced is

food one third of all food produced is wasted in the UK as is the known for

wasted in the UK as is the known for

wasted in the UK as is the known for developed countries much more is wasted

developed countries much more is wasted

developed countries much more is wasted in homes than in food manufacture or

in homes than in food manufacture or

in homes than in food manufacture or retail for every five bags of shopping

retail for every five bags of shopping

retail for every five bags of shopping we bring home we put one of them

we bring home we put one of them

we bring home we put one of them straight in the wheelie bin on the way

straight in the wheelie bin on the way

straight in the wheelie bin on the way to the front door well not directly but

to the front door well not directly but

to the front door well not directly but a bit wasted here a bit there that’s

a bit wasted here a bit there that’s

a bit wasted here a bit there that’s what it amounts to and most of this is

what it amounts to and most of this is

what it amounts to and most of this is deemed avoidable or food that could have

deemed avoidable or food that could have

deemed avoidable or food that could have been eaten I’ll give you an example

been eaten I’ll give you an example

been eaten I’ll give you an example potatoes in the UK we throw out 10

potatoes in the UK we throw out 10

potatoes in the UK we throw out 10 million potatoes a day in households

million potatoes a day in households

million potatoes a day in households they’re fully avoidable we throw out the

they’re fully avoidable we throw out the

they’re fully avoidable we throw out the equivalent way to gain in potato skins

equivalent way to gain in potato skins

equivalent way to gain in potato skins their cluster is possibly avoidable

their cluster is possibly avoidable

their cluster is possibly avoidable because some people eat them household

because some people eat them household

because some people eat them household in the UK spend 500 pounds a year on the

in the UK spend 500 pounds a year on the

in the UK spend 500 pounds a year on the food that they throw away and the thing

food that they throw away and the thing

food that they throw away and the thing is it’s quite easy to avoid a lot of it

is it’s quite easy to avoid a lot of it

is it’s quite easy to avoid a lot of it you just have to think about it in

you just have to think about it in

you just have to think about it in advance if you were asked what tip would

advance if you were asked what tip would

advance if you were asked what tip would you give people to avoid wasting food

you give people to avoid wasting food

you give people to avoid wasting food I’ve been asking people this question

I’ve been asking people this question

I’ve been asking people this question and their responses submitted well most

and their responses submitted well most

and their responses submitted well most important is plan your meals before

important is plan your meals before

important is plan your meals before going to the supermarket so that you

going to the supermarket so that you

going to the supermarket so that you only buy what you need and will use if

only buy what you need and will use if

only buy what you need and will use if you do have extra use it in another meal

you do have extra use it in another meal

you do have extra use it in another meal or freeze it I’ve learned that I don’t

or freeze it I’ve learned that I don’t

or freeze it I’ve learned that I don’t get through a whole loaf while it’s

get through a whole loaf while it’s

get through a whole loaf while it’s fresh so now I put four or six slices in

fresh so now I put four or six slices in

fresh so now I put four or six slices in the freezer when I first open it

the freezer when I first open it

the freezer when I first open it then there’s expiry dates people have

then there’s expiry dates people have

then there’s expiry dates people have opposing views on this one some say pay

opposing views on this one some say pay

opposing views on this one some say pay attention to them which makes sense it

attention to them which makes sense it

attention to them which makes sense it means we take the contents of your

means we take the contents of your

means we take the contents of your cupboard or fridge so the items going

cupboard or fridge so the items going

cupboard or fridge so the items going off sooner is throughout the front and

off sooner is throughout the front and

off sooner is throughout the front and not forgotten about or they say ignore

not forgotten about or they say ignore

not forgotten about or they say ignore expiry date don’t throw something like

expiry date don’t throw something like

expiry date don’t throw something like bread or fruit out just because of the

bread or fruit out just because of the

bread or fruit out just because of the date instead use your senses if

date instead use your senses if

date instead use your senses if something like bread or fruit looks okay

something like bread or fruit looks okay

something like bread or fruit looks okay and smells okay it probably is so let’s

and smells okay it probably is so let’s

and smells okay it probably is so let’s say avoid wasting food be by in season

say avoid wasting food be by in season

say avoid wasting food be by in season food the carbon footprint of some fruits

food the carbon footprint of some fruits

food the carbon footprint of some fruits and vegetables can be more than 10 times

and vegetables can be more than 10 times

and vegetables can be more than 10 times higher when they’re not in season let’s

higher when they’re not in season let’s

higher when they’re not in season let’s take a look at that typical burger again

take a look at that typical burger again

take a look at that typical burger again right now in November some of the common

right now in November some of the common

right now in November some of the common toppings the lettuce the tomatoes

toppings the lettuce the tomatoes

toppings the lettuce the tomatoes they’re not in season in the UK did you

they’re not in season in the UK did you

they’re not in season in the UK did you ever consider that a burger eating now

ever consider that a burger eating now

ever consider that a burger eating now or through the winter and spring has a

or through the winter and spring has a

or through the winter and spring has a higher carbon footprint than the same

higher carbon footprint than the same

higher carbon footprint than the same burger in the summer people get

burger in the summer people get

burger in the summer people get preoccupied with red of whether food is

preoccupied with red of whether food is

preoccupied with red of whether food is local but whether it’s in season is more

local but whether it’s in season is more

local but whether it’s in season is more important for its carbon footprint in

important for its carbon footprint in

important for its carbon footprint in his book how about a bananas Mike Mendez

his book how about a bananas Mike Mendez

his book how about a bananas Mike Mendez Lee tells us that bananas in the UK a

Lee tells us that bananas in the UK a

Lee tells us that bananas in the UK a low carbon as they come from Central or

low carbon as they come from Central or

low carbon as they come from Central or South America by boat conversely you

South America by boat conversely you

South America by boat conversely you might get UK grown strawberries in the

might get UK grown strawberries in the

might get UK grown strawberries in the winter but they’ll be grown in a

winter but they’ll be grown in a

winter but they’ll be grown in a hothouse using fossil fuel energy so it

hothouse using fossil fuel energy so it

hothouse using fossil fuel energy so it could be 12 times higher carbon than

could be 12 times higher carbon than

could be 12 times higher carbon than between May to September when they’re in

between May to September when they’re in

between May to September when they’re in season so did you get that fruit grown

season so did you get that fruit grown

season so did you get that fruit grown in season over 5,000 miles away can be

in season over 5,000 miles away can be

in season over 5,000 miles away can be much lower carbon than fruit growing

much lower carbon than fruit growing

much lower carbon than fruit growing nearby out of season asparagus is one of

nearby out of season asparagus is one of

nearby out of season asparagus is one of your five a day all year round but by it

your five a day all year round but by it

your five a day all year round but by it outside the UK short growing season of

outside the UK short growing season of

outside the UK short growing season of april to june and it’s around 30 times

april to june and it’s around 30 times

april to june and it’s around 30 times higher as it will be air freighter din

higher as it will be air freighter din

higher as it will be air freighter din from peru with global trade and

from peru with global trade and

from peru with global trade and supermarkets selling most food year

supermarkets selling most food year

supermarkets selling most food year round it can be hard to know which foods

round it can be hard to know which foods

round it can be hard to know which foods are in season

are in season

are in season so to solve this I’ve created a

so to solve this I’ve created a

so to solve this I’ve created a seasonality charts so you can check

seasonality charts so you can check

seasonality charts so you can check before going to the shops so that’s a L

before going to the shops so that’s a L

before going to the shops so that’s a L sorry a is avoid wasting food be by in

sorry a is avoid wasting food be by in

sorry a is avoid wasting food be by in season food but the action that can have

season food but the action that can have

season food but the action that can have the biggest effect is sick choose

the biggest effect is sick choose

the biggest effect is sick choose low-carbon food more food accounts for

low-carbon food more food accounts for

low-carbon food more food accounts for between twenty and thirty percent of

between twenty and thirty percent of

between twenty and thirty percent of greenhouse gas emissions choosing

greenhouse gas emissions choosing

greenhouse gas emissions choosing low-carbon food more sounds

low-carbon food more sounds

low-carbon food more sounds straightforward but like with

straightforward but like with

straightforward but like with seasonality it can be hard to know which

seasonality it can be hard to know which

seasonality it can be hard to know which foods are high on which a low carbon so

foods are high on which a low carbon so

foods are high on which a low carbon so let’s take a closer look i’m going to

let’s take a closer look i’m going to

let’s take a closer look i’m going to show you two foods at a time and i want

show you two foods at a time and i want

show you two foods at a time and i want you to guess which one has the lower

you to guess which one has the lower

you to guess which one has the lower carbon footprint here’s the first pair

carbon footprint here’s the first pair

carbon footprint here’s the first pair is beef or pork lower carbon they’re all

is beef or pork lower carbon they’re all

is beef or pork lower carbon they’re all per kilogram of that food so I can hear

per kilogram of that food so I can hear

per kilogram of that food so I can hear most of you are thinking pork and that’s

most of you are thinking pork and that’s

most of you are thinking pork and that’s right in fact beef and lamb or around

right in fact beef and lamb or around

right in fact beef and lamb or around three times higher carbon than pork or

three times higher carbon than pork or

three times higher carbon than pork or chicken may lead you to the methane

chicken may lead you to the methane

chicken may lead you to the methane produced so even people who don’t want

produced so even people who don’t want

produced so even people who don’t want to reduce how much meat they eat can

to reduce how much meat they eat can

to reduce how much meat they eat can switch from beef or lamb to pork and

switch from beef or lamb to pork and

switch from beef or lamb to pork and chicken and cook two thirds of the

chicken and cook two thirds of the

chicken and cook two thirds of the Associated carbon footprint off bread or

Associated carbon footprint off bread or

Associated carbon footprint off bread or rice think about the underlying reasons

rice think about the underlying reasons

rice think about the underlying reasons so as I’ve heard again a lot of people

so as I’ve heard again a lot of people

so as I’ve heard again a lot of people say rice because they think bread is

say rice because they think bread is

say rice because they think bread is processed but bread is lower rice is

processed but bread is lower rice is

processed but bread is lower rice is about three times as high rice is high

about three times as high rice is high

about three times as high rice is high carbon for several reasons over ninety

carbon for several reasons over ninety

carbon for several reasons over ninety percent of rice is grown in flooded

percent of rice is grown in flooded

percent of rice is grown in flooded paddy fields and the absence of oxygen

paddy fields and the absence of oxygen

paddy fields and the absence of oxygen in the soil generates methane it takes

in the soil generates methane it takes

in the soil generates methane it takes energy to pump that water into the

energy to pump that water into the

energy to pump that water into the fields and a lot of fertilizer is used

fields and a lot of fertilizer is used

fields and a lot of fertilizer is used which releases nitrous oxide a

which releases nitrous oxide a

which releases nitrous oxide a greenhouse gas much more potent than

greenhouse gas much more potent than

greenhouse gas much more potent than methane transporting it usually from

methane transporting it usually from

methane transporting it usually from Southeast Asia only adds a little more

Southeast Asia only adds a little more

Southeast Asia only adds a little more by comparison the next one tomatoes or

by comparison the next one tomatoes or

by comparison the next one tomatoes or oranges

oranges are lower despite being imported

oranges are lower despite being imported mostly from Spain for the UK market with

mostly from Spain for the UK market with

mostly from Spain for the UK market with their thick skin like the bananas I

their thick skin like the bananas I

their thick skin like the bananas I mentioned earlier they’ll be transported

mentioned earlier they’ll be transported

mentioned earlier they’ll be transported by land or sea so they’re low carbon

by land or sea so they’re low carbon

by land or sea so they’re low carbon with tomatoes there’s a big variation if

with tomatoes there’s a big variation if

with tomatoes there’s a big variation if you grow your own in late summer that’s

you grow your own in late summer that’s

you grow your own in late summer that’s very low carbing for purchase tomatoes

very low carbing for purchase tomatoes

very low carbing for purchase tomatoes most of the year in the UK they’ll be

most of the year in the UK they’ll be

most of the year in the UK they’ll be artificially heated so that leads to a

artificially heated so that leads to a

artificially heated so that leads to a high carbon footprint bringing them in

high carbon footprint bringing them in

high carbon footprint bringing them in from Spain as a little better in the

from Spain as a little better in the

from Spain as a little better in the winter you can stick to tinned tomatoes

winter you can stick to tinned tomatoes

winter you can stick to tinned tomatoes and generally the large salad classic

and generally the large salad classic

and generally the large salad classic salad tomatoes are better because other

salad tomatoes are better because other

salad tomatoes are better because other specialist varieties are lower yield

specialist varieties are lower yield

specialist varieties are lower yield cord or chicken it’s cod fish in general

cord or chicken it’s cod fish in general

cord or chicken it’s cod fish in general is a low carbon source of protein or

is a low carbon source of protein or

is a low carbon source of protein or demand for chicken is now so high tens

demand for chicken is now so high tens

demand for chicken is now so high tens of billions of chickens a year that we

of billions of chickens a year that we

of billions of chickens a year that we need to grow fields of grain and soya

need to grow fields of grain and soya

need to grow fields of grain and soya bean just to feed the chickens court a

bean just to feed the chickens court a

bean just to feed the chickens court a court at sea so they feed themselves and

court at sea so they feed themselves and

court at sea so they feed themselves and it doesn’t take a huge amount of diesel

it doesn’t take a huge amount of diesel

it doesn’t take a huge amount of diesel to get a boatload of fish overfishing is

to get a boatload of fish overfishing is

to get a boatload of fish overfishing is an important issue but that’s separate

an important issue but that’s separate

an important issue but that’s separate to the carbon footprint you can use the

to the carbon footprint you can use the

to the carbon footprint you can use the good fish guide to check your fishes

good fish guide to check your fishes

good fish guide to check your fishes from a sustainable source and last one

from a sustainable source and last one

from a sustainable source and last one cheese or chicken yeah unfortunately for

cheese or chicken yeah unfortunately for

cheese or chicken yeah unfortunately for cheese lovers which is most of us

cheese lovers which is most of us

cheese lovers which is most of us chooses a lot higher carbon than chicken

chooses a lot higher carbon than chicken

chooses a lot higher carbon than chicken at least twice as high Jesus dairy so it

at least twice as high Jesus dairy so it

at least twice as high Jesus dairy so it needs those methane belching cows but if

needs those methane belching cows but if

needs those methane belching cows but if you have a smaller portion of cheese

you have a smaller portion of cheese

you have a smaller portion of cheese than you were chicken it’s not so bad

than you were chicken it’s not so bad

than you were chicken it’s not so bad because it’s grunt for gram and soft

because it’s grunt for gram and soft

because it’s grunt for gram and soft cheese is lower impact than hard cheese

cheese is lower impact than hard cheese

cheese is lower impact than hard cheese as it needs a lot less milk people

as it needs a lot less milk people

as it needs a lot less milk people sometimes ask me how different diets can

sometimes ask me how different diets can

sometimes ask me how different diets can pair for those really a high amount of

pair for those really a high amount of

pair for those really a high amount of meat their food carbon footprint is

meat their food carbon footprint is

meat their food carbon footprint is two-and-a-half times higher than vegans

two-and-a-half times higher than vegans

two-and-a-half times higher than vegans but I’m not saying you need to go vegan

but I’m not saying you need to go vegan

but I’m not saying you need to go vegan people can take one step down on this

people can take one step down on this

people can take one step down on this chart and it makes a big difference

chart and it makes a big difference

chart and it makes a big difference except cutting out fish because they’re

except cutting out fish because they’re

except cutting out fish because they’re low carbon

low carbon

low carbon and as I said switching from high to

and as I said switching from high to

and as I said switching from high to lower impact meets cuts off around

lower impact meets cuts off around

lower impact meets cuts off around twelve percent the food carbon footprint

twelve percent the food carbon footprint

twelve percent the food carbon footprint going back to the burger apocalypse

going back to the burger apocalypse

going back to the burger apocalypse there may be another solution remember I

there may be another solution remember I

there may be another solution remember I proposed the new definition for the

proposed the new definition for the

proposed the new definition for the perfect burger have you heard of the

perfect burger have you heard of the

perfect burger have you heard of the impossible burger it launched in the

impossible burger it launched in the

impossible burger it launched in the u.s. recently after five years of

u.s. recently after five years of

u.s. recently after five years of research it’s a plant-based burger their

research it’s a plant-based burger their

research it’s a plant-based burger their magic ingredient is heem which is what

magic ingredient is heem which is what

magic ingredient is heem which is what makes meet me tea but you can get it

makes meet me tea but you can get it

makes meet me tea but you can get it from plants as well as animals it has 18

from plants as well as animals it has 18

from plants as well as animals it has 18 the greenhouse gas emissions than beef

the greenhouse gas emissions than beef

the greenhouse gas emissions than beef but it smells sizzles and apparently

but it smells sizzles and apparently

but it smells sizzles and apparently tastes like beef meat eaters and burger

tastes like beef meat eaters and burger

tastes like beef meat eaters and burger lovers are trying it and giving it

lovers are trying it and giving it

lovers are trying it and giving it positive reviews it may just be

positive reviews it may just be

positive reviews it may just be something that persuades people to

something that persuades people to

something that persuades people to switch have something taste is a bigger

switch have something taste is a bigger

switch have something taste is a bigger factor for the average person than the

factor for the average person than the

factor for the average person than the ethical or environmental argument

ethical or environmental argument

ethical or environmental argument hopefully it will spread but for now

hopefully it will spread but for now

hopefully it will spread but for now please don’t fly over to New York just

please don’t fly over to New York just

please don’t fly over to New York just to try a low-carbon burger

another incentive is costs making modest

another incentive is costs making modest improvements across my abc would save

improvements across my abc would save

improvements across my abc would save the average household wanted 200 pounds

the average household wanted 200 pounds

the average household wanted 200 pounds a year more substantial improvements

a year more substantial improvements

a year more substantial improvements would save around 500 pounds and for

would save around 500 pounds and for

would save around 500 pounds and for eliminating avoidable food waste buying

eliminating avoidable food waste buying

eliminating avoidable food waste buying early in season food and switching to

early in season food and switching to

early in season food and switching to low-carbon food the saving approaches a

low-carbon food the saving approaches a

low-carbon food the saving approaches a thousand pounds a year one more great

thousand pounds a year one more great

thousand pounds a year one more great way to cut your food carbon footprint

way to cut your food carbon footprint

way to cut your food carbon footprint and again save money eat less especially

and again save money eat less especially

and again save money eat less especially protein the world resources institute

protein the world resources institute

protein the world resources institute says we need around 50 grams of protein

says we need around 50 grams of protein

says we need around 50 grams of protein a day yet it’s now common in the West to

a day yet it’s now common in the West to

a day yet it’s now common in the West to consume much more than this and the

consume much more than this and the

consume much more than this and the excess protein is often the expensive

excess protein is often the expensive

excess protein is often the expensive unhealthy high carbon kind and it’s

unhealthy high carbon kind and it’s

unhealthy high carbon kind and it’s similar right across my ABC there are

similar right across my ABC there are

similar right across my ABC there are three great reasons to switch to

three great reasons to switch to

three great reasons to switch to low-carbon food it reduces your impact

low-carbon food it reduces your impact

low-carbon food it reduces your impact on a planet it’s very likely to be

on a planet it’s very likely to be

on a planet it’s very likely to be healthier and it saves you money so how

healthier and it saves you money so how

healthier and it saves you money so how can you do your bit to fight the burger

can you do your bit to fight the burger

can you do your bit to fight the burger apocalypse by following my ABC of

apocalypse by following my ABC of

apocalypse by following my ABC of low-carbon eating avoid wasting food by

low-carbon eating avoid wasting food by

low-carbon eating avoid wasting food by in-season food and choose low-carbon

in-season food and choose low-carbon

in-season food and choose low-carbon food more thank

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