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India s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries

India’s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries Firstpost 12-03-2021 FP Trending © Provided by Firstpost India’s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries A new study conducted by researchers at Tulane University, Louisiana, USA, shows that the carbon footprint of people following the dietary guidelines of different countries varies drastically. The study compared the dietary guidelines of seven countries namely the United States, the Netherlands, Oman, Germany, India, Uruguay and Thailand. Main food groups like fruits, vegetables, protein foods, oils/fats, dairy and grains were studied to see the consumption pattern of people belonging to these countries. These dietary guidelines are not uncommon as they are issued by many countries around the world, for their citizens to follow.

India s dietary guidelines has smallest carbon footprint in the world, finds study

India’s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries Firstpost 12-03-2021 FP Trending © Provided by Firstpost India’s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries A new study conducted by researchers at Tulane University, Louisiana, USA, shows that the carbon footprint of people following the dietary guidelines of different countries varies drastically. The study compared the dietary guidelines of seven countries namely the United States, the Netherlands, Oman, Germany, India, Uruguay and Thailand. Main food groups like fruits, vegetables, protein foods, oils/fats, dairy and grains were studied to see the consumption pattern of people belonging to these countries. These dietary guidelines are not uncommon as they are issued by many countries around the world, for their citizens to follow.

Study uncovers association of greenhouse gas emissions with dietary guidelines among countries

Study uncovers association of greenhouse gas emissions with dietary guidelines among countries ANI | Updated: Mar 06, 2021 22:49 IST Washington [US], March 6 (ANI): A study drove by the Nutrition Journal, involving seven countries discovered that greenhouse gas emissions associated with national dietary guidelines advocating a healthy diet vary greatly between countries, with US guidelines having the largest carbon footprint and India having the smallest. The variations result from differences in recommendations for and consumptions of individual foods within the six main food groups - protein foods, dairy, grains, fruits, vegetables, and oils/fats. Diego Rose, the corresponding author said, Many countries provide recommendations about foods that people should eat for a healthy diet and previous simulations have shown that if the public were to eat according to their government s recommendations, their diets would be both healthier and have

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