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Explore evidence-based articles on Sustainable Diets, including health claims, nutrition evidence, risks, benefits and common myths. From Food Facts.

A bowl of vegetable peelings for compost beside fresh carrots, tomatoes, kale, peppers and apples on a kitchen counter
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Why healthy eating may be the best way to reduce food waste

Reducing food waste is usually about storage and shopping. Researchers explain why eating a healthy, balanced diet may cut waste at the source.
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AI water use vs livestock: a small data centre beside vast irrigated feed crops, FoodFacts.org
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How much water does AI use? Meat and dairy use 200 times more

How much water does AI use? Data centres may use about 1 km³ a year by 2028, but livestock already uses 228 km³, about 200 times more. The numbers, and why it matters.
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How GLP-1 drugs are reshaping what we eat and why it matters for the planet

GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are reducing appetite for ultra-processed food and red meat. Here's what the dietary shift data shows and its food system…
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Cut your pet’s carbon paw print: The benefits of sustainable, animal-free pet food

Could your dog or cat be healthier on a plant-based diet? It's becoming increasingly apparent that they can, and more pet owner are making the switch.
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