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New guidance to help consumers make better meat choices
Campaign draws up eight principles to guide people who want to be healthier and reduce their environmental impact
Eating less meat has long been advocated for our health and that of the planet, but the choices we make within that advice can be just as important, according to a new report.
Choosing lamb, for instance, means the animal is almost certain to have been grass-fed and free range, as sheep are not factory farmed in the same way as pigs or chickens. Meat from pasture-fed animals also tends to have higher levels of “good” fats, which are healthier.
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Conservationists trying to save the Mary river turtle have had to resort to selling turtle chocolates and soliciting donations from the United Arab Emirates to try to help save the endangered reptile from extinction.
And a Mary river catchment committee that developed a recovery plan for the turtle and four other Mary River species has been waiting years for the federal government to approve the finished plan, which is in draft form and awaiting official sign-off.
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