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A new study found a vegan Mediterranean diet significantly reduced environmental impacts related to human health (−54.5%), ecosystems (−50.9%), and resource use (−43.4%) compared to a traditional Mediterranean diet

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@zwerg@feddit.org on feddit.org Open parent

Why mention Mediterranean? Does a vegetarian Hindu diet not have the same affect?

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@inari@piefed.zip on piefed.zip Open parent

Because it’s not what they tested in the study. If the Hindu vegetarian diet includes dairy, I doubt it’d be as efficient as a vegan diet

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@Gsus4@mander.xyz on mander.xyz Open parent

Ok, it never occurred to me that even if you worship your source of dairy…still not vegan…

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@kerrigan778@lemmy.blahaj.zone · 6d

You… You know other animals produce milk right?

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