Is vegetarian food actually greener, ie more environmentally friendly?

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Not necessarily. A lot of vegetarians ( more vegetarians than vegans ), especially younger ones, live off of Doritios and pizza. Not to say they all do, but its pretty common.

In the larger scheme of things, yes, it's better for the planet, because not as many animals are being bred and using up valuable resources. For example, the grain used to feed one cow could be used to feed 3 families of 4 for a month. And cows produce a lot of gas...it's actually eating up the ozone.

A lot of meat eaters also eat organic food, which is far better for the planet than normal produce and such, so they're also contributuing to helping the planet. So, if vegetarianism is done properly, then yes, its better, but it doesn't always hold true.

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No it's More friendly to the environment to eat meat. Less animals on the planet to exhale carbon monoxide.

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In some ways arguebly not. Intensive crop growing requires large amounts of chemical pesticides and fungicides to be sprayed on the earth. Forests are still cut down to make space for crops.

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