The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization is set to release a manifesto on altering the global diet at the upcoming COP28 environmentalist event, with a focus on the diet of Western and developed nations, particularly the United States.
The organization aims to advocate against meat consumption to spur voluntary change, but has no power to compel nations to change their food practices.
The United Arab Emirates, which is hosting the event, has called for changes to the global diet, despite its economy being dependent on fossil fuels. (Trending: Donald Trump Confronts Bud Light CEO)
The United Nations’ Food & Agriculture Organization states that countries with #meat overconsumption must reduce their intake to reach #climate goals. Some 'experts' claim that people should not consume more than 15.7 kilograms of meat per person per year. The US is at 127! Good… pic.twitter.com/HFq3RhzouH
— jeroen blokland (@jsblokland) November 26, 2023
There are also concerns about the health and safety of faux meat products.
The #ClimateCrisis is happening now. @FAO is fully committed to help tackle climate change & ensure agrifood systems are part of the solution. Looking forward to attending #COP28 & supporting our Members, @UNFCCC and @COP28_UAE to implement a strong agenda for #ClimateAction. https://t.co/oPoPcAwqng
— FAO Director-General QU Dongyu (@FAODG) November 27, 2023
Everyone knows global "climate goals" are a joke except the Biden Administration.
COP28's host country, the United Arab Emirates, wants to expand oil production by more than 1/3 in the coming years and is using the climate conference to do it.
https://t.co/D2QAnvbJiX— Senator Marco Rubio (@SenMarcoRubio) November 28, 2023
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