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Eating less animals good for you and the planet?

Author jheikens Date April 5, 2018
Nowadays there is a worldwide growing awareness about climate change, consuming and producing goods...
Tagged animals, antibiotics, cancer, carbon dioxide, Carbon Emissions, carbon footprint, cattle, Climate Change, co2, diabetes, Education, emissions, footprint, GHG, green world, Greenhouse gas, Health, health benefits, hearth disease, less meat, meat, meatless monday, methane, nutrition, Palm Oil, pescatarian, pig, planet, sheep, Sustainability, sustainable, vegan, vegan before six, vegetarian, water, weekday vegetarian, world population | Leave a comment |
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Indonesia´s social infrastructure: A representation of its growth in GDP?

Author Joris Wigger Date May 16, 2014
Indonesia is the country I have chosen to represent in our ASEAN meetings which...
Tagged Education, Health, Indonesia, Poverty | Leave a comment |
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