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In honor of #NationalOysterDay, we wanted to talk $In honor of #NationalOysterDay, we wanted to talk about greenhouse gas emissions... . If Americans replaced just 10% of our meat consumption with oysters, it’d be like removing almost 11 million cars from the road from greenhouse gas savings. . Researchers @fulweilerlab @bostonu found this to be the case when comparing land-based meat production with oysters cultivation. The latter of which requires a fraction of the space and resources to grow. . Find the full story, “New study shows how eating more oysters could reduce greenhouse gas emissions” on our website. . #nationaloysterday #oysters #seafoodiesne #climate #greenhousegasemissions #carbonfootprint #localseafood$

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