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Our new paper in @PNASNews uses a #bigdata approach to calculate the environmental impact of multi-ingredient food and drink products at scale for the first time, using a transparent method that allows for consistent measurement. @Oxford_NDPH@LEAP_Oxford@UniofOxford 1/11
Exciting morning listening to our Mike Clark on @BBCScotland radio at 6.50am and @JudithBatchelar on @BBCr4today at the same time! Both excellent interviews about #environment impact of food products. Listen again to both @BBCSounds Links to follow....
A transparent, comparable method for assessing the environmental impacts of multi-ingredient foods. This is a significant first step towards providing info that could enable informed decision-making. Our research in @PNASNews More here: https://t.co/gcIwMaw6c3 @Oxford_NDPH
Congratulations and thanks to all involved in this mammoth piece of work: lead author Mike Clark, and co-authors Marco Springmann, @Pete_Scarbs, @MikeRayner, @jdhill, @GDavidTilman, Jennie Macdiarmid, Jess Fanzo, @LaurenKBandy and @harringr 11/11
Our new paper in @PNASNews uses a #bigdata approach to calculate the environmental impact of multi-ingredient food and drink products at scale for the first time, using a transparent method that allows for consistent measurement. @Oxford_NDPH@LEAP_Oxford@UniofOxford 1/11
Our #bigdata research platform @foodDBapp now has a Twitter account!
The platform collects, processes, stores, and analyses real-time data on food & drink in the UK (+ other countries).
Follow along for updates.
@Oxford_NDPH 🍏🥫🧃🥖🍫 https://t.co/Bep2hf8ymC
Delighted to have collaborated with the fantastic team @Eating_Better for the third year in a row. This time looking at changes in vegetarian/plant-based & meat-based sandwich ranges since 2019. As always, they communicate the data brilliantly, both in tweets & full report.
Our 2022 #SandwichSurvey is here 🥪🥓🧀🥚🥒🍅
The survey shows that the sandwich aisle is still too meaty and #PlantBased sandwiches are too pricey. 84% of sandwiches available still contain meat, fish or cheese.
Read the survey to learn more: ⤵️
https://t.co/Zm8w6LpwFK