I disagree completely. This text is oddly biased and in parts, completely false. It also dates from 2021.

Nuclear power is the single safest power source ever devised and does not suffer from intermittency. The fearmongering from anti-nuclear, anti-science campaigners in the 1970s was nothing but a gift to coal and advanced climate change by five years.

Climate change is an existential threat. Nuclear power is one of the answers.

I wouldn’t assume any processed food is devoid of American ingredients that doesn’t explicitly state this.

It also burns more coal than the rest of the planet combined.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/859266/number-of-coal-power-plants-by-country/

The answer is they were a wealthy European concept brought to the colonies as a status symbol. They are still associated with wealthier people which raises property values, so are enshrined in local ordinances and HOA rules.

I thought Trump announced a plan of genocide to allow for his fantasy of bearded belly-dancers per the video he posted.

Yes, chocolate and coffee are more carbon intensive than poultry. That said, meats still make up 56% of GHG in the diet including plant agriculture feedstock and are outsized contributors to heart disease.

As a result, I would start there and optimize for plants later.

1. Track what you eat over a week.
2. Go pretend grocery shopping for those items and add up the costs.
3. If you want to save money, learn to cook and buy staples (rice, pasta, pinto beans) in bulk. Just ensure you have insect-proof containers for them.