sure, but that doesn't affect the actual production of copper, they'll just start recycling it when mining becomes more expensive than recycling it regardless of taxes
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proceeds to never bomb a refinery
because this is per kilogram, not per serving. you don't eat a kilogram of chocolate in a day
People on lemmy will really be like 'you believe in individual action? that pales in effectiveness to my strategy, firebombing an oil rig' and then not firebomb an oil rig.
there are remarkably acceptable vegan cheeses these days, i've tried one from i think it was Valio or Oddlygood (which might be the same fucking company anyways iirc) and it's just slightly weird starchy cheese that melts in a strange way.
you get a lot of cups from one kg of coffee
some countries have terrifying food safety standards
to some degree maybe, but even a doubling for most of these things still puts them way way way below the emissions of beef.
but things like beans are trivial to grow on a small local scale, if you can get your food from local farmers that aren't using 500 tractors and tons of artificial fertilizer then it's hard to even theoretically do better.
literally the only (pure) meat i feel comfortable buying anymore is ground pork, even chicken is hilariously expensive at this point..
i've never understood the obsession with beef, sure it tastes good but like.. bacon also tastes good, chicken nuggets also fucking taste good don't they??
it wouldn't be very scientific but it'd be nice to have a graph like this with co2equivalent per serving
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