calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products // https://t.co/aTxWl2kew3 User evolvesustain, in the EvolveSustain: News and innovations in global sustainability and cultural development. subreddit, 16 Jan 2021
German study estimates animal products should cost up to 250% more when considering climate costs User happy-little-atheist, in the ausenviro: Australian environmental activism, media, news, discussion subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User Kunphen, in the All things eco subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User Trash_Pandamojo76, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User cooliusjeezer, in the The Ben Bernanke Center for Ill-behaved Statists subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Remember that everything is fine and that your jobs will probably be ok as the water wars begin. User pilgrimsbymillions, in the /r/publix : where posting is a pleasure! subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User MannAusSachsen, in the umwelt_de subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products | How unsustainable animal derived food system and impacts climate change User submat87, in the Vegan Zero Waste subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products | How unsustainable animal derived food system and impacts climate change User submat87, in the IndiaSpeaks: A sub where all viewpoints are welcome! subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products | How unsustainable animal derived food system and impacts climate change User submat87, in the A place for a rational discussion on a divisive topic. subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products | How unsustainable animal derived food system and impacts climate change User submat87, in the Information about the world's climate subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products | How unsustainable animal derived food system and impacts climate change User submat87, in the Extinction Rebellion subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products | How unsustainable animal derived food system and impacts climate change User submat87, in the Environmental Science subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products | How unsustainable animal derived food system and impacts climate change User submat87, in the environment subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
People need to pay more to save the world from themselves.... probably User Taco_Bacon, in the Climate Skeptics: Trying to see through the alarmism subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User Sumit316, in the The Dismal Science subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User ImLivingAmongYou, in the Live With A Lower Impact subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. TL;DR why Turkey is so progressive User skelk_lurker, in the T.C. Otizm Bakanlığı İnternet Şubesi subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
I’m sending a sternly worded email to these scientists! User aaroncharb9, in the Enhancing food with wood smoke flavor subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User codemasonry, in the vegan subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User DoomDread, in the PlantBased4ThePlanet subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User DoomDread, in the VEGAN SCIENCE subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
Switzerland is there already User Duriel13, in the Swiss Reddit - Schweizer Redduit & everything Swiss! subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User worldnewsbot, in the News From Around The World subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User t1m3f0rt1m3r, 16 Dec 2020
Cut the government subsidies, watch the prices reflect the costs User sirjohnlemon, in the vegan subreddit, 16 Dec 2020
German scientists say the prices we pay for meat and dairy products are too low as they fail to account for costs to society and the climate in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The biggest polluter is conventionally-produced meat, they say, which should be nearly 2.5 times its current price. User the_phet, in the Reddit Science subreddit, 16 Dec 2020