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Shifting to plant-based diets and reducing food waste could cut global food emissions by up to 40%, a Nov. 2025 study finds.
A new study released in November 2025 finds that shifting toward plant-based diets and reducing food waste could significantly lower global greenhouse gas emissions.
Researchers from multiple international institutions analyzed dietary patterns and agricultural impacts, concluding that widespread adoption of plant-rich meals—especially replacing beef and lamb with legumes, whole grains, and vegetables—could cut food-related emissions by up to 40%.
The findings emphasize that individual dietary choices, when scaled globally, play a crucial role in combating climate change.
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El cambio a dietas basadas en plantas y la reducción del desperdicio de alimentos podría reducir las emisiones globales de alimentos hasta en un 40%, según un estudio de noviembre de 2025.