Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations

RT @duffy_ma: Does anyone know of an article/blog that takes the data in here (on the environmental impacts of following dietary guidelines…

RT @duffy_ma: Does anyone know of an article/blog that takes the data in here (on the environmental impacts of following dietary guidelines…

RT @duffy_ma: Does anyone know of an article/blog that takes the data in here (on the environmental impacts of following dietary guidelines…

Does anyone know of an article/blog that takes the data in here (on the environmental impacts of following dietary guidelines, including to eat less meat) & plots it in an accessible way, ideally focused on the US? https://t.co/JQByQiIZbz

@AgnesAyton @fleroy1974 That's not a very robust analysis of the issues/data, and not sure what the Coke in China story has to do with it. With respect maybe I could suggest these articles https://t.co/yJ63whatOZ https://t.co/ru6q3WK3Lt https://t.co/AGZvcC

@AnnieLeymarie @Alan_Watson_ @LitecoinLoyal @JoannaBlythman @fleroy1974 @IndyBairn @dereke @ScotsVegi4Life @GeorgeMonbiot https://t.co/VosUVkVLw8 it’s not as simple as meat diet, vegan etc etc

RT @SGuobao: Diet -- Human Health -- Environment https://t.co/ePx4BFudY2

The paper is here and I don't believe it's paywalled: https://t.co/OlPrAmRi2L

RT @FitReloaded: Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 3…

Very interesting new study on the environmental impact of national recommended diets! https://t.co/F7ZiwFKFyT

new study on how eating the governmental dietary guidelines is better for you and the environment: https://t.co/AwXlTS4xz2

Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 37 nations! Article: https://t.co/lEKcvECJrx Study: https://t.co/TzEfB2HUGZ #dietaryguidelines #healthyeating #healthyfood #sustainabi

NEW RESEARCH. Implementing National Reccomended Diets would reduce GHG in high income nations by 13 to 24%. Almost half come of reduced GHG from shifting composition in diet. https://t.co/cqkl3NUH45

RT @FitReloaded: Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 3…

RT @FitReloaded: Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 3…

Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 37 nations! Article: https://t.co/lEKcvECJrx Study: https://t.co/TzEfB2HUGZ #dietaryguidelines #healthyeating #healthyfood #sustainabi

RT @FitReloaded: Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 3…

RT @FitReloaded: Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 3…

RT @FitReloaded: Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 3…

Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 37 nations! Article: https://t.co/lEKcvECJrx Study: https://t.co/TzEfB2HUGZ #dietaryguidelines #healthyeating #healthyfood #sustainabi

Bummed About Climate Change? Change Your Diet https://t.co/HU1SM7RNuU @observer - Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/NZlbANh70K @PNASNews

RT @mayalhassen: Animal emissions account for up to 70% of emissions in high-income countries (ahem, the US). Aka, if Westerners just reduc…

Animal emissions account for up to 70% of emissions in high-income countries (ahem, the US). Aka, if Westerners just reduced their meat intake, we could quite literally safe the world from climate change devastation. https://t.co/2LyEopdtRU

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RT @erleellis: The Global Environmental Impacts of Dietary Recommendations https://t.co/vUWMirSVtn #landuse #landsystems #agriculture https…

RT @erleellis: The Global Environmental Impacts of Dietary Recommendations https://t.co/vUWMirSVtn #landuse #landsystems #agriculture https…

Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations - https://t.co/Q3YNLgGAaq

RT @erleellis: The Global Environmental Impacts of Dietary Recommendations https://t.co/vUWMirSVtn #landuse #landsystems #agriculture https…

RT @erleellis: The Global Environmental Impacts of Dietary Recommendations https://t.co/vUWMirSVtn #landuse #landsystems #agriculture https…

RT @erleellis: The Global Environmental Impacts of Dietary Recommendations https://t.co/vUWMirSVtn #landuse #landsystems #agriculture https…

The Global Environmental Impacts of Dietary Recommendations https://t.co/vUWMirSVtn #landuse #landsystems #agriculture https://t.co/oFovSYuIr1

Behrens et al: Following nationally recommended diet in high-income nations results in a reduction in greenhouse gases, eutrophication, and land use. #food2030 #FutureofCAP https://t.co/Ue3bcMlScC

@KatyKeiffer No problem! Here you go: https://t.co/UWxwmseHh1

In high-income nations, nationally recommend diets vs average #diet show "reductions in [greenhouse gases], eutrophication, and land use from 13.0 to 24.8%, 9.8 to 21.3%, and 5.7 to 17.6%, respectively." #environment https://t.co/K3KxtE5jCJ

Diet -- Human Health -- Environment https://t.co/ePx4BFudY2

Excellent read! https://t.co/rHcObRnneO

12 . Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/IKxRuHgddN

https://t.co/YMFnEjwB4c -- PNAS article (Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations). Nationally recommended diets that factor in environmental impact could help make positive changes. #diet #dietaryguidelines

RT @FitReloaded: Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 3…

RT @FitReloaded: Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 3…

Thanks to Ted Kyle @ConscienHealth for alerting me about this study that went over the dieatary government guidelines of 37 nations! Article: https://t.co/QvoSGJyqd9 Study: https://t.co/Skqw20rqSc #dietaryguidelines #healthyeating #healthyfood #sustainabi

Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/S6rFfXn5fI

Something to consider over Xmas - “The net result from large-scale adoption of nationally recommended diets .... results in a reduction in environmental impacts” https://t.co/BtjUZWu7hf

RT @pepcanadell: 1/2 Interestingly, a great paper https://t.co/PwIVOir309 showing that moving towards government dietary recommended is goo…

RT @pepcanadell: 1/2 Interestingly, a great paper https://t.co/PwIVOir309 showing that moving towards government dietary recommended is goo…

Do you need another reason to adopt healthy dietary habits? https://t.co/vHewaZpzmn it will help reduce greenhouse gas and enivornmental impact of food production. @CONSNP

1/2 Interestingly, a great paper https://t.co/PwIVOir309 showing that moving towards government dietary recommended is good for human health and good for the environment, which includes eating less red meat, had zero coverage by Australian media despite ef

Evaluating the #environmental impacts of #dietary recommendations: https://t.co/XuNJPTUQop

Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations [ #Sustainability #Science #] https://t.co/6CXdliUpXd

Cool paper exploring the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations globally - @Paul__Behrens do you think better implementation of dietary guidelines would lead to more equitable distributions of env. impacts? https://t.co/rdDIN5enrQ

RT @JNovickRD: Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/IOVvUZrr1H

Healthy diets definitely lead to happier people! @BrighterGreenNY @WildAid @WRIFood https://t.co/KfVIpPRalE

#GreenhouseGasEmissions #Pollution Evaluating the #environmental impacts of #dietary recommendations: https://t.co/xp7yYWPVzg

Could #healthier #diets in high-income nations lead to a happier #planet? Quite possibly! Read here: https://t.co/Oa4Th4HW9n @paul_be #GHG #food #environment #sustainability

Volgen van landelijke voedingsrichtlijnen goed voor gezondheid en milieu. https://t.co/GVqJWyRXIC

Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/xsG77TvqX1

RT @gerardgovers: Nearly everywhere on the globe people should eat less meat and more fruit, vegetables and nuts to meet daily needs. If t…

RT @gerardgovers: Nearly everywhere on the globe people should eat less meat and more fruit, vegetables and nuts to meet daily needs. If t…

Looks like dietary guidelines that incorporate environmental concerns are coming in the near future. https://t.co/NbYCtuyXTd

RT @MissTie: But let's start in the developed world first: quit hijacking ground in the other parts of the world for our craving for meat.…

But let's start in the developed world first: quit hijacking ground in the other parts of the world for our craving for meat. https://t.co/ddSAOSFhTp

RT @gerardgovers: Nearly everywhere on the globe people should eat less meat and more fruit, vegetables and nuts to meet daily needs. If t…

@GarethDeanPR Hiya! There's loads of data in the Carbon Brief article, but here's another one too if you're after a study: https://t.co/AhkQ5qrtCh

RT @william_c_clark: Adoption of dietary standards set by each country would advance #sustaiability via cobenefits for both both #humancapi…

#HealthyEating is also better for the #environment https://t.co/Okb5Z18cCx @PNAS @UniLeidenNews https://t.co/6m5MXCpi6x

RT @william_c_clark: Adoption of dietary standards set by each country would advance #sustaiability via cobenefits for both both #humancapi…

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RT @JNovickRD: Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/IOVvUZrr1H

RT @DeniseKuehnert: Let's all eat a little less meat.. https://t.co/diZEG65ZW6

“Food systems place large and increasing burdens on the environment (1). It is estimated that food production accounts for 19–29% of global greenhouse gas emissions (80–86% of which are in agriculture)” https://t.co/Co5yf63mWx

RT @gerardgovers: Nearly everywhere on the globe people should eat less meat and more fruit, vegetables and nuts to meet daily needs. If t…

RT @william_c_clark: Adoption of dietary standards set by each country would advance #sustaiability via cobenefits for both both #humancapi…

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RT @nprDanCharles: There are curious differences in recommended diets in different countries. I'm fascinated by the graphs in this paper.…

RT @gerardgovers: Nearly everywhere on the globe people should eat less meat and more fruit, vegetables and nuts to meet daily needs. If t…

RT @william_c_clark: Adoption of dietary standards set by each country would advance #sustaiability via cobenefits for both both #humancapi…

RT @william_c_clark: Adoption of dietary standards set by each country would advance #sustaiability via cobenefits for both both #humancapi…

RT @william_c_clark: Adoption of dietary standards set by each country would advance #sustaiability via cobenefits for both both #humancapi…

Adoption of dietary standards set by each country would advance #sustaiability via cobenefits for both both #humancapital and #NaturalCapital : Behrens et al on "Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations" https://t.co/RAo1lHI5RF http

Let's all eat a little less meat.. https://t.co/diZEG65ZW6

If people followed the dietary recommendations of their countries it would be good for the planet https://t.co/bUBoe8tlwf #climatechange #lessmeat #nutrition #health #MeatlessMonday #vegetarian #GreenhouseGas #plantbased

RT @gerardgovers: Nearly everywhere on the globe people should eat less meat and more fruit, vegetables and nuts to meet daily needs. If t…

There are curious differences in recommended diets in different countries. I'm fascinated by the graphs in this paper. Nice visual presentation of complicated data! https://t.co/5m2MeSypHO

RT @gerardgovers: Nearly everywhere on the globe people should eat less meat and more fruit, vegetables and nuts to meet daily needs. If t…

Nearly everywhere on the globe people should eat less meat and more fruit, vegetables and nuts to meet daily needs. If they do we can give ca. 2 million km² of land (=Mexico) back to nature ! : https://t.co/uSZP2Zf9VA https://t.co/SN30hcwDU2

Eat healthy, #savetheplanet. Always nice when good things come in the same package https://t.co/jgKhJeoTYr

@alexdonkers @nrc Door groter landgebruik, bemesting en uitstoot van broeikasgassen. Zie https://t.co/csAgWAt176 https://t.co/jJ9CjupfEr

政府機関などが奨励する食事は健康に良いとされるが、温室効果ガスの排出量も少なく、富栄養化リスクも低い&土地の使用率も高い。ただ、これは高所得国の話。低所得国だと、動物由来の食事の摂取量が多くなって、逆に環境リスクが高まるEvaluating the environmental impacts…https://t.co/1dWc7wkJKh

RT @JNovickRD: Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/IOVvUZrr1H

RT @JNovickRD: Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/IOVvUZrr1H

Evaluating the environmental impacts of dietary recommendations https://t.co/IOVvUZrr1H

Nationally recommended diets are a prominent method for informing the public on dietary choices. Although dietary choices drive both health and environmental outcomes, these diets make almost no reference to environmental impacts. https://t.co/SEcy9r59xb

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Not really a surpise, but eat less crap as it's good for you and the planet https://t.co/wg09IRZ3cA

The planet is what we eat, you might say... researchers model effects of recommended diets on the environment. https://t.co/03UthwzUvT @PNASNews