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"content": "Diets can be consistent with planetary limits and health targets at the individual level | Nature Food\n\nPaywalled, so I can't comment on methodology, but from the Abstract:\n\n'Vegan, vegetarian and flexitarian diets that limit meat consumption to 255 g per week (pork and poultry) best met environmental and nutritional constraints.'\n\n(Obviously there will be individuals with different health needs)\n\nhttps://www.nature.com/articles/s43016-025-01133-y\n\n#Food #Diet #Environment #ClimateChange #Vegan #Vegetarian #Flexitaria",
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