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Most people get food’s environmental impact completely wrong, study finds

A recent study reveals that the public generally misjudges the environmental impact of different foods, wrongly believing that processed items are the most harmful. In reality, certain staple foods, including nuts, have a surprisingly high environmental footprint. This misperception could influence dietary choices and environmental policies aimed at reducing food-related emissions.

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