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Organic food? Please let me take that out of your list. Organic produce has a huge lot of benefits over industrial, to both the consumer and the environment.
You sure?
https://ourworldindata.org/is-organic-agriculture-better-for-the-environment
Yep. I'm pretty sure. But we have to distinguish "organic input based produce" v/s regenerative agriculture, which is also "organic". And there's a huge gray area in between.