Climate goals may be achieved by dietary change

Access through your institution Buy or subscribe The production of animal source food, such as meat and dairy, is responsible for the majority of the negative environmental impacts of the

global food system. Plant-based alternatives that mimic the taste and consistency of animal products have become available; however, how a global shift in dietary habits, from animal-based

to plant-based food, may influence the environmental and societal impact of the global food system remains unknown. Animal source food production is linked to global warming, biodiversity

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alternatives. _Nat. Commun._ 14, 5316 (2023) Article  Google Scholar  Download references AUTHOR INFORMATION AUTHORS AND AFFILIATIONS * Nature Reviews Bioengineering

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