Building the case for more meat, more ruminants

Despite the increasing push for consumers to practice a plant-based diet regime, there are many who still fully realize the nutritional and environmental benefits of eating meat and supporting grazing ruminants on the land. “Arby's megetables are made mostly of meat -- the marrot is turkey brea...

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Diet
Forest & brush fires
Health problems
Health risks
Insured losses
Maple syrup
Meat
Mental disorders
Mental health
Newsom, Gavin
Nutrition
Plant-based foods
Powder
Syrup
Veganism
Vegetarianism
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