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Choice matters: The environmental costs of producing meat, seafood

Believed to be the most comprehensive assessment of its kind, scientists were able to determine which kinds of food are the most environmentally costly to produce based on a decade of analysis.

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Choice matters: The environmental costs of producing meat, seafood

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