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A low carbon emission diet with Edward Fenech | Problem Busters Podcast #1

Published March 29, 2021

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In the first episode, Edward Fenech takes the Problem Busters on a tour of why we all need a low carb diet in order to tackle climate change. And he's not talking about carbs as we know them, rather our personal carbon emission footprint and a simple solution to this being too high for each individual. If Edward's CAR…

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