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*One of the key principles of the [[Climatarian diet]] is to focus on [[eating]] locally grown and [[in-season foods]]. This is because the [[transportation of food]]over long distances contributes to the carbon footprint of food [[production and consumption]]. By eating foods that are grown close to where you live, you can reduce the amount of [[energy and resources]] required to [[transport food]], which in turn helps to reduce the impact on the [[environment]]. | *One of the key principles of the [[Climatarian diet]] is to focus on [[eating]] locally grown and [[in-season foods]]. This is because the [[transportation of food]]over long distances contributes to the carbon footprint of food [[production and consumption]]. By eating foods that are grown close to where you live, you can reduce the amount of [[energy and resources]] required to [[transport food]], which in turn helps to reduce the impact on the [[environment]]. | ||
*Another important aspect of the Climatarian diet is reducing [[food waste]]. This involves being [[mindful]] of the amount of [[food]] you purchase and consuming what you need, rather than buying more than you can [[eat]]. Food waste is a major contributor to the environmental impact of [[food production]], so reducing it can have a significant impact on the planet. | *Another important aspect of the Climatarian diet is reducing [[food waste]]. This involves being [[mindful]] of the amount of [[food]] you purchase and consuming what you need, rather than buying more than you can [[eat]]. Food waste is a major contributor to the environmental impact of [[food production]], so reducing it can have a significant impact on the planet. | ||
*In addition to reducing the [[environmental impact of food production and consumption]], the Climatarian diet also has several [[health benefits]]. By focusing on [[plant-based foods]], it is [[naturally high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals]], and low in saturated fat and processed foods. This can help reduce the risk of several [[chronic diseases, including heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain cancers]]. | *In addition to reducing the [[environmental impact of food production and consumption]], the Climatarian diet also has several [[health benefits]]. By focusing on [[plant-based foods]], it is [[naturally high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals]], and low in saturated fat and processed foods. This can help reduce the risk of several [[chronic diseases]], including heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain [[cancers]]. | ||
*To get started with the Climatarian diet, try incorporating more plant-based foods into your [[meals]] and reduce your consumption of [[meat and dairy products]]. Seek out locally grown and in-season foods whenever possible, and look for sustainable food options when [[grocery shopping]]. You can also reduce [[food waste]] by meal planning and being mindful of the amount of food you purchase. | *To get started with the Climatarian diet, try incorporating more plant-based foods into your [[meals]] and reduce your consumption of [[meat]] and [[dairy products]]. Seek out locally grown and in-season foods whenever possible, and look for sustainable food options when [[grocery shopping]]. You can also reduce [[food waste]] by meal planning and being mindful of the amount of food you purchase. | ||
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