Diet changes in food futures improve Swedish environmental and health outcomes - Communications Earth & Environment In Sweden, dietary changes simulated under four food futures pathways reduced environmental impacts by 30 percent, but waste and fossil fuel emissions reductions are necessary to meet the climate target, according to an analysis that combines food items, nutrients, health, and environmental data.

🥕In Sweden, dietary changes simulated under four food futures pathways reduced environmental impacts by 30 percent, but waste and fossil fuel emissions reductions are necessary to meet the climate target. @cazamazac.bsky.social

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Planetary plate puzzle: a serious game for deliberating sufficient future diets The debate around dietary change, particularly the importance of culturally acceptable changes, has become highly polarised, hindering societal transitions towards sustainability. Serious games hav...

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What if rethinking our diets could start with a game?

Our new article introduces the Planetary Plate Puzzle—a serious game designed to spark real conversations about sufficient diets.

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Livestock and sustainability: No news is not good news Dr. Rachel Mazac*, Dr. Iryna Herzon**, and Dr. Bob van Oort***

Livestock and sustainability: No news is not good news

Why do we need yet another article on this topic? What has changed? Very little — and that is exactly why it is important to bring it up again — and again.

With Irina Herzon and Bob van Oort
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Does “better” mean “less”? Sustainable meat consumption in the context of natural pasture-raised beef - Agriculture and Human Values Livestock production has significant environmental impacts, requiring sustainable dietary shifts with reduced meat consumption. The concept of “less but better” has gained attention as a pragmatic app...

Does "better" meat really mean eating less meat?

Findings highlight complexities of “less but better” as a sustainability strategy. Can premium, ethical meat be part of the solution, or does it risk reinforcing status quo?

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Emerging alternatives to coffee, cocoa and palm oil deserve a spot on the research agenda Nature Food - Despite increasing interest in cellular agriculture, coffee, cocoa and palm oil produced using these techniques have received limited scientific attention. Emerging alternatives could...

Will we have the future resources for the level and types of coffee, cocoa, and palm oil consumption as we currently do?

@acbunge.bsky.social explores the potential compensation role of emerging alternatives to meet increasing demand amidst declining production
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