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Candle aqua Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

I do not understand the meaning of 'calorie for calorie'.

I read an article written by Tamar Haspel and encountered a phrase that I did not understand.

' The argument that a vegetarian diet is more planet-friendly than a carnivorous one is straightforward. If we feed plants to animals, and then eat the animals, we use more resources and produce more greenhouse gases than if we simply eat the plants. As with most arguments about our food supply, though, it's not that simple. Although beef is always climatically costly, pork or chicken can be a better choice than broccoli, calorie for calorie.'


What does 'calorie for calorie' mean here? I am also not sure with the meaning of 'As with the most arguments..'


Thx in advance!

  

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' = similarly to most arguments

  • ' = similarly to most arguments
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candle aquapork or chicken can be a better choice than broccoli, calorie for calorie.'

= a calorie of pork or chicken is more planet-friendly than a calorie of broccoli

candle aquaI am also not sure with the meaning of 'As with the most arguments..'

= similarly to most arguments

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