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Food-footprints

100g Protein
1Kg Produce
GHG
Greenhouse gas emissions per kilogrmam of food product
Greenhouse gas emissions are measured in kilograms of carbon dioxide equivalents (kgCO₂eq) per kilogram of food product. This means non-CO₂ greenhouse gases are included and weighted by their relative warming impact.
Land use
Land use per kilogram of food product
Land use is measured in meters squared (m²) per kilogram of a given food product.
Water
Freshwater withdrawals per kilogram of food product
Freshwater withdrawals are measured in liters per kilogram of food product.
    GHG
    kg
    • Beef
      49.89
    • Milk
      9.50
    • Fish
      5.98
    • Pig Meat
      7.61
    • Poultry Meat
      5.70
    • Eggs
      4.21
    • Groundnuts
      1.23
    • Oatmeal
      1.91
    • Peas
      0.44
    • Maize
      1.79
    • Tofu
      0.98
    • Wheat & Rye
      1.29
    • GHG
    kg
    • Beef
      99.48
    • Milk
      3.15
    • Fish
      13.63
    • Pig Meat
      12.31
    • Poultry Meat
      9.87
    • Eggs
      4.67
    • Groundnuts
      3.23
    • Oatmeal
      1.48
    • Peas
      0.98
    • Maize
      1.70
    • Tofu
      3.16
    • Wheat & Rye
      1.57
    Land use
    m^2
    • Beef
      163.60
    • Milk
      27.12
    • Fish
      3.69
    • Pig Meat
      10.73
    • Poultry Meat
      7.06
    • Eggs
      5.65
    • Groundnuts
      3.48
    • Oatmeal
      5.85
    • Peas
      3.36
    • Maize
      3.09
    • Tofu
      2.20
    • Wheat & Rye
      3.16
    • Land use
    m^2
    • Beef
      326.21
    • Milk
      8.95
    • Fish
      8.41
    • Pig Meat
      17.36
    • Poultry Meat
      12.22
    • Eggs
      6.27
    • Groundnuts
      9.11
    • Oatmeal
      7.6
    • Peas
      7.46
    • Maize
      2.94
    • Tofu
      3.52
    • Wheat & Rye
      3.85
    Water
    L
    • Beef
      727.78
    • Milk
      1903.64
    • Fish
      1618.64
    • Pig Meat
      1109.89
    • Poultry Meat
      381.06
    • Eggs
      520.64
    • Groundnuts
      707.52
    • Oatmeal
      371.08
    • Peas
      178.49
    • Maize
      227.05
    • Tofu
      92.88
    • Wheat & Rye
      530.74
    • Water
    L
    • Beef
      1451.2
    • Milk
      628.2
    • Fish
      3691.3
    • Pig Meat
      1795.8
    • Poultry Meat
      660
    • Eggs
      577.7
    • Groundnuts
      1852.3
    • Oatmeal
      482.4
    • Peas
      396.6
    • Maize
      215.7
    • Tofu
      148.6
    • Wheat & Rye
      647.5

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Meat & Health

Over 80% of antibiotics produced in the US are intended for use on farm animals and are transferred to us indirectly on a regular basis. In the UK, the use of antibiotics, growth hormones and the injection of other chemicals into various products is permitted.

Meat & Ecology

The animal agriculture industry is responsible for about 18% of GHG emotions, more than all  vehicles in the world combined. 80% of rain forest deforestation is caused to graze and grow feed for animals in the industry.

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מקורות לפרסומת "סטייק סוף העולם"

שלושה מגרשי כדורגל:

McBride, William D., Mathews Jr., Kenneth. "The Diverse Structure and Organization of U.S. Beef Cow-Calf Farms". USDA: Economic Research Service. Number 73. March 2011

Oppenlander, Richard A. Food Choice and Sustainability: Why Buying Local, Eating Less Meat, and Taking Baby Steps Won’t Work.  Minneapolis, MN: Langdon Street, 2013. Print

שלושה מיליון ליטר מים, שמונת אלפים קילו דגנים:

The St. Louis Regional Food Study 2014, Chapter 6:What We Raise.  

תמיכה נוספת בנתונים:

Poore, J., & Nemecek, T. (2018). Reducing food’s environmental impacts through producers and consumers. Science, 360(6392), 987-992.

Peters, C. J., Picardy, J. A., Darrouzet-Nardi, A., & Griffin, T. S. (2014). Feed conversions, ration compositions, and land use efficiencies of major livestock products in US agricultural systems. Agricultural Systems, 130, 35-43.

Alexander, P., Brown, C., Arneth, A., Finnigan, J., & Rounsevell, M. D. (2016). Human appropriation of land for food: The role of diet. Global Environmental Change, 41, 88-98.

Steinfeld, H., Gerber, P., Wassenaar, T. D., Castel, V., Rosales, M., Rosales, M., & de Haan, C. (2006). Livestock's long shadow: environmental issues and options. Food & Agriculture Org..