Reuters: A nutritious diet that includes lots of fruits and vegetables might be healthier for humans but not necessarily healthier for the environment, according to a French study. After analyzing the eating habits of about 2,000 French adults, and the greenhouse gas emissions generated by producing the plants, fish, meat, fowl and other ingredients, researchers concluded in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition that such a diet might not be the greenest in environmental impact. "When you eat healthy,......
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Study asks: are plant-based diets environmentally friendly?
Posted by Reuters: Andrew Seaman on February 12th, 2013
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