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Red meat completely misunderstood in climate change debate

Red meat has been completely misunderstood and unfairly targeted as the scapegoat for consumers in the climate change debate.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Red meat has been ‘completely misunderstood' and unfairly targeted as the scapegoat for consumers in the climate change debate. That was the message from US-based Diana Rodgers, dietitian, author and...

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