I'm so down for a meat tax 
! It's crazy how something as simple as pricing can make such a huge difference. I mean, think about it - if people have to pay more for their burgers and steaks, they'll be way less likely to go wild with the meat consumption, right? Plus, we're already talking 29.9 megatons of emissions reduction... that's no joke 
. And let's not forget, water usage is an exception - at least plant-based foods are getting a free pass in that department. It's all about finding ways to make sustainability more accessible and affordable for everyone 
. I'm curious to see how this whole thing plays out, though... fingers crossed it becomes a reality soon!
! It's crazy how something as simple as pricing can make such a huge difference. I mean, think about it - if people have to pay more for their burgers and steaks, they'll be way less likely to go wild with the meat consumption, right? Plus, we're already talking 29.9 megatons of emissions reduction... that's no joke . And let's not forget, water usage is an exception - at least plant-based foods are getting a free pass in that department. It's all about finding ways to make sustainability more accessible and affordable for everyone . I'm curious to see how this whole thing plays out, though... fingers crossed it becomes a reality soon!
. I mean, come on, 22 out of 27 EU countries letting meat slip through the cracks? It's like they're trying to make us think our taste buds are more important than the planet 
. Newsflash: we can afford it.
but who would've thought we'd actually have to pay more for burgers 
I think a meat tax is a pretty cool idea... just imagine all the extra money we could save by not eating so much meat 
And yeah, it might seem like a bit more money upfront, but think about all the money governments could save by not having to deal with all the environmental damage 