2016•RePEc: Research Papers in EconomicsOpen access

Shifting Diets for a Sustainable Food Future

Janet Ranganathan, Daniel Vennard, Waite, Richard, Lipinski, Brian, Searchinger, Tim, Dumas, Patrice, Forslund, Agneta, Guyomard, Hervé, Manceron, Stéphane, Petitzon, Elodie Marajo, Mouël, Chantal Le, Havlík, Petr, Herrero, Mario, Zhang, Xin, Wirsenius, Stefan, Ramos, Fabien, Xiaoyuan Yan, Phillips, Michael, Rattanawan Mungkung

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The role of one consumption-based solution: shifting the diets of populations who consume high amounts of calories, protein, and animal-based foods are analysed. Specifically, we consider three interconnected diet shifts: 1. Reduce overconsumption of calories. 2. Reduce overconsumption of protein by reducing consumption of animal-based foods. 3. Reduce consumption of beef specifically.

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The role of one consumption-based solution: shifting the diets of populations who consume high amounts of calories, protein, and animal-based foods are analysed. Specifically, we consider three interconnected diet shifts: 1. Reduce overconsumption of calories. 2. Reduce overconsumption of protein by reducing consumption of animal-based foods. 3. Reduce consumption of beef specifically.

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The role of one consumption-based solution: shifting the diets of populations who consume high amounts of calories, protein, and animal-based foods are analysed. Specifically, we consider three interconnected diet shifts: 1. Reduce overconsumption of calories. 2. Reduce overconsumption of protein by reducing consumption of animal-based foods. 3. Reduce consumption of beef specifically.

Key concepts: Overconsumption, Calorie, Consumption (sociology), Food consumption, Economics, Food science, Business, Natural resource economics

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