Direct Report · Meat Consumption
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Have you reduced your meat consumption for the sake of the climate? Is it the right of the City of Stockholm to have the goal of switching schools and other municipal activities to a more plant-based diet? Write to us here!
SVT · Hampus Rundberg
11 min14.46
I eat Swedish organic meat, but not every day and no other meat.
Maggan 72
13 min14.44
No has not dragged down the meat for the climate. If you eat Swedish meat, you contribute to sustainable development if you are concerned about the climate. Seems that this climate debate has derailed the total. The world will not go down. Before humans started with their emissions, what controlled climate change then?
Tobias
13 min14.44
Congratulations Urban. You are part of the problem!
Anders
22 min14.35
Sweden's impact / emissions are just over 0.1% of the world's emissions, so it is directly tragic / irresponsible to risk elderly people's nutritional intake for pure symbolism.
Tommy
22 min14.35
I fully agree with Slottner on this issue.
I myself am 60 but do not care at all about the issue
for their own part without eating as usual. I'm not "saved"
in this new religion.
Urban
1 tim14.12
I have greatly reduced my meat consumption but do not completely give up. I cook mostly vegetarian myself but eat meat if I am with someone where meat is served. In a restaurant it is usually vegetarian nowadays.
On the other hand, I find it hard to imagine completely relinquishing dairy products, e.g. cheese, film milk etc. for breakfast.
Don't understand why the elderly would be relieved of their responsibility in terms of climate and environment. It is we (I will be 65 next year) who have largely made it for future generations ...
Edgar
1 hour13.58
I think it is a pity that Slottner pulls all the elderly over a crest, many of us want to contribute to sustainable development and have nothing against new food. Maybe it is harder for some men of Erik Slottner's age and social class to change habits? MVH Vera
Vera Andersson