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Does Soy Consumption Harm the Planet? Depends Who’s Eating It
The footprint of soy-based vegan food is negligible compared to that of "ghost soy" in meat, dairy, and eggs.
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Lorelei Plotczyk
Lorelei Plotczyk holds an MBA with an Environmental Management specialization and her background is in television production and marketing. She enjoys contributing content to various vegan platforms.
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