Modelling diet choices

Jonathan M. Gilligan ()
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Jonathan M. Gilligan: Vanderbilt University

Nature Sustainability, 2019, vol. 2, issue 8, 661-662

Abstract: Meat is an important source of greenhouse-gas emissions, but not enough people are giving it up. A new model integrates diets, land use and climate change to explore the potential and implications of mass adoption of vegetarian diets.

Date: 2019
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