Just to be clear: Eating bugs is not vegan. Vegans eat plants.
Are vegetables, fruit and legumes a foreign concept to you?
If they sold them in the supermarket, I would absolutely have cricket-fried rice.
Who is asking you to eat insects? Certainly not vegans. Do you know what veganism is?
Plants, vegans eat plants.
I'd like to see that study really. The sheer number of small animals (including bugs) killed is extrmely high when it comes to corporate agriculture. Toss in the migratory patterns thrown off and it would be interesting to compare environmental impact of consuming bugs for protein instead of just fruits/vegetables.
If you have concerns with plant agriculture, they are magnified when producing animal products
1 kg of meat requires 2.8 kg of human-edible feed for ruminants and 3.2 for monogastrics
you vill eat ze bugs
Just to be clear: Eating bugs is not vegan. Vegans eat plants.
Are vegetables, fruit and legumes a foreign concept to you?
If they sold them in the supermarket, I would absolutely have cricket-fried rice.
Who is asking you to eat insects? Certainly not vegans. Do you know what veganism is?
Plants, vegans eat plants.
I'd like to see that study really. The sheer number of small animals (including bugs) killed is extrmely high when it comes to corporate agriculture. Toss in the migratory patterns thrown off and it would be interesting to compare environmental impact of consuming bugs for protein instead of just fruits/vegetables.
If you have concerns with plant agriculture, they are magnified when producing animal products
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2211912416300013
So your theory is that livestock (as in cows, sheep, etc which they talk about in the article) have the same impact as bugs?
The vast majority of farm land is used for animal feed.
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If the world adopted a plant-based diet we would reduce global agricultural land use from 4 to 1 billion hectares
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