I find it funny that vegetarians and vegans commonly denote that they are saving the environment with a method that doesn't seem viable for everyone to participate in. Working with the premise that the vegetarian diet is best for everyone (which is a bit shaky by itself), I've never seen a study that stated that by everyone going vegetarian that we are going to save the planet nor have I seen many studies stating that we will yield enough vegetables for it to be so. The best argument I've seen is that: "morally speaking it's the best thing to do!" and that might be true. With that being said, the price of existence is that something, somewhere, suffers. going back, we produce so much wasted food in general that it might be true that we could yield enough plant products to feed everyone. . Based on my research, the only method that's able to keep up with the humans and our expanding food rate is replacing most of our meat resources with easily grown and significantly more efficient to grow insects. But, of course, that's obviously disgusting.
