Biden’s Climate Requirements: Cut 90% of Red Meat From Diet; Americans Can Only Eat One Burger Per Month

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Americans may have to cut their red meat consumption by a whopping 90 percent and cut their consumption of other animal based foods in half. 

Gradually making those changes by 2030 could see diet-related greenhouse gas emissions reduced by 50 percent, according to a study by Michigan University’s Center for Sustainable Systems. 

To do that, it would require Americans to only consume about four pounds of red meat per year, or 0.18 ounces per day. 

It equates to consuming roughly one average sized burger per month. 

More than half of new cars bought in the United States would need to be electric within the next decade, studies show. 

The University of Maryland’s School of Public Policy estimated that cleaning up transportation would count towards about a quarter of Biden’s goal. 

It would mean more than 65 percent of new cars and SUV sales and 10 percent of new truck sales would need to be electric. 

Currently, electric cars make up about 2 percent of new passenger vehicle sales. 

The average cost of a new electric vehicle is about $55,000.

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