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Take B12. :vegan-edge:
I did some googling, not crosschecking sources, just some napkin math
Taking a passenger flight from NY to LA and back - 0.62 tons
Average american eats a 124kg of meat a year and 1 kg of beef (not counting other meats cause lazy) needs 100kg of CO2.
So a year of beef is equal to 20 roundtrips (exactly). Though the real number is probably a lot less since beef is the worst meat if you don't want CO2, then you'd need to remove the emissions from the vegan diet
Its that 100kg factoring in the CO2 that is absorbed in growing the feed? Seems way too high per kg. (Yes widespread veganism is a requirement for managing climate change though. )
Looks like it's CO2 equivalent, so it includes methane which will inflate the numbers a lot. This is a neat chart
Another thing to consider is that people get pretty upset that the Amazon is burning. No one mentions what it's being burned for though.
Ah i see then that makes sense actually.