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In reply to the discussion: Halve meat consumption, scientists urge rich world [View all]Fire Walk With Me
(38,893 posts)114. IIRC some vegies such as spinach have much more protein than meat, without the risks
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I'm with you. I had pasta with cream of mushroom soup and peas poured over it. It was actually
Ed Suspicious
Feb 2013
#28
not that difficult to cut out meat 4 to5 days a week, then on to 7 days a week nt
msongs
Feb 2013
#3
yup.I could never be a hunter myself, but the lives the animals lead before death are so much better
renate
Feb 2013
#78
We should eat more Burmese python. They are a real PITA in FL, and we would be doing FL a favor. nt
raccoon
Feb 2013
#8
This describes us. When we're out at somebody's house, we'll eat what's served
riderinthestorm
Feb 2013
#56
Maybe he should tell the Chinese to cut it out. They lead the world in absolute terms
Ikonoklast
Feb 2013
#17
I have been trying to eat all of the cows, pigs, birds, and fish, but they keep making more!
Dustlawyer
Feb 2013
#26
I agree with almost everything you just posted except for the "model for all" line.
Gorp
Feb 2013
#110
Allan Savory's "Holistic Pasture Management" is incredible in rebuilding soils...
drokhole
Feb 2013
#60
Eat organic free-range birds, eggs, pork and beef. We had already cut back on chicken and beef
firenewt
Feb 2013
#47
You just keep your pale, pasty and chapped hands off my 'beef, pork, lamb, goat'... ;) eom
Purveyor
Feb 2013
#51
I didn't think that I could give up meat, but I really enjoy my meat & dairy-free meals
emsimon33
Feb 2013
#63
IIRC some vegies such as spinach have much more protein than meat, without the risks
Fire Walk With Me
Mar 2013
#114