NewEnergyNews: How Food Is Heating The Planet

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    Saturday, February 19, 2022

    How Food Is Heating The Planet

    The food industry is a big part of the climate crisis.From the New York Times via YouTube

    posted by Herman K. Trabish @ 6:17 AM

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