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How much meat is too much?

Bee Wilson, 20 March 2014

Farmageddon: The True Cost of Cheap Meat 
by Philip Lymbery, with Isabel Oakeshott.
Bloomsbury, 426 pp., £12.99, January 2014, 978 1 4088 4644 5
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Planet Carnivore 
by Alex Renton.
Guardian, 78 pp., £1.99, August 2013
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“... middle classes not to buy meat for their families. In Planet Carnivore, an excellent short ebook, Alex Renton looks into how much meat we’d have to give up in order to be sustainable. Renton points out that even though eating meat has become more popular in India, ‘the average Indian consumes a thirtieth of the ...”

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D.K. Renton: Bristol goes Green, 8 October 2026

“... homes on the original site.Rees was criticised for his response when he was asked by a journalist, Alex Seabrook, if ‘he saw the irony’ in flying to Vancouver to deliver a talk on climate change. Seabrook was a Local Democracy Reporter, a role funded by the BBC to cover local councils. Rees opted to exclude LDRs from his press conferences. Some councillors ...”

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