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Fear and Pleasure in Beef and Ultra-Processed Foods

September 14, 2024

Food & Nutrition, Food Industry, Health & Obesity, Scientific Meetings & Publications

For reasons that escape us, it has become fashionable to preach that food is medicine. So food marketers are looking for snippets of research they can use to persuade people to buy their latest formulations of food-like and ultra-processed products, Standing in unflinching opposition are food policy advocates who (though they favor the food-is-medicine catchphrase) […]

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Are Cow Farts Really Killing the Planet?

Are Cow Farts Really Killing the Planet?

March 10, 2020

Consumer Trends, Food & Nutrition, Food Industry, Scientific Meetings & Publications

Frank Mitloehner wants you to know that it’s not cow farts that are killing the planet. The big bovine brouhaha, he says, is a bit overblown. Really, we need to pay attention to the carbon released from carbon fuels. Of course, this line of thinking doesn’t go down well with angry vegan activists. “Let dairy […]

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Chicken Surprise

Can Eating Chicken Save the Planet?

June 15, 2019

It’s an awesome responsibility, saving the planet. But apparently, it’s also simple. And many people have an answer. Opt for eating chicken instead of beef. We can go vegan, vegetarian, or to a warmer, fuzzier “plant-based” diet. Beyond Meat is doing quite well by serving up pea protein in Beyond Burgers. Without a doubt, we […]

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Beef Entrecôte

Red or White, Too Much Meat Can Be a Problem

June 5, 2019

Food & Nutrition, Health & Obesity, Health Policy, Scientific Meetings & Publications

For nearly five decades now, beef consumption has been dropping. Poultry has risen. Why? Because of a steady stream of warnings that red meat raises the risk of heart disease. But a new study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition raises questions about this conventional wisdom. In a randomized, controlled study, researchers found no […]

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Cheeseburger with Egg

Will Eggs Replace the Endangered Cheeseburger?

March 2, 2019

Consumer Trends, Food & Nutrition, Health & Obesity

Eggs are coming on strong, but your beloved cheeseburger is under siege. Certain political pundits say that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is going to take away your cheeseburger. However, the truth is that the real threat to that cheeseburger comes from market forces. The Endangered Cheeseburger Consumers simply don’t want as much red meat these days. More […]

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Peasant Woman and Cows in a Landscape

Organic, Grass-Fed, and Hormone-Free Beef

November 25, 2018

Food & Nutrition, Food Industry, Health & Obesity

Does this make red meat any healthier? Red meat is an excellent source of protein and essential nutrients such as iron, zinc, vitamin B12 and omega-3 fats, which are are linked to heart and brain health. But while a small quantity of lean meat may be good for us, too much red or processed meat […]

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Cows!

Antibiotics in Livestock: Time for Slimming Down the Herd?

October 6, 2017

Health & Obesity, Health Policy, Scientific Meetings & Publications

It’s unmistakeable. Change is coming to the business of fattening up livestock and selling meat for human consumption. Many factors are bringing change, but antibiotics are in sharp focus right now. A report in Science calls for bold global action. The authors recommend caps on antibiotic use, reductions in meat consumption, and a user fee […]

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Cows in Field

Less Beef = Less Carbon and More Health?

March 25, 2017

Health & Obesity, Health Policy

The NRDC has a little ray of sunshine for us this week. Americans are eating less beef and that means less carbon going into the atmosphere to heat up the planet. It might also mean healthier dietary patterns. The Environmental Impact of Beef Production Meat production creates a lot of greenhouse gases. And beef is […]

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