2026-10-22 11:20 UTC
@Sustainable2050@mastodon.energy real question; is this due to a voluntary change in diet OR is cost of living becoming a driver to reduce consumption? It matters as 1) is likely more persistent than 2)
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@fmy@piaille.fr 2026-10-22 13:45
@arno_in_sing@mastodon.online @Sustainable2050@mastodon.energy I am not sure at all that 1 is more persistent. There are very strong reasons why meat is getting more expensive compared to other foods, mostly because its environmental impact is getting costed in. Related to climate change, price is increasing both voluntarily - stricter environmental norms and carbon taxes - and involuntarily- it’s getting harder to feed animals due to climate change.