A single cow can belch up to 264 pounds of methane in a year, the equivalent of burning almost 4,000 pounds of coal or driving a gas-powered car about 9,000 miles. That’s why climate advocates say people should eat less beef if they want to help ease climate change.
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Who, exactly, comprises that group? “There’s some of everybody,” Rose said, but men and people between the ages of 50 and 65 are most likely to be big beef eaters, the study found.
I don't know what the carbon outlay of Ozempic is, but my overweight steak-and-burger-loving diabetic-amputee-Dad doesn't even feel like ordering a steak now that he doesn't have the appetite to finish more than a third of it.