Denied Minced Meat on Birthday: Lomborg Furious over Meat Rationing for the Elderly
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Residents of nursing homes in Copenhagen apparently often have to look far for beef on the menu. Bjørn Lomborg now joins the chorus of critics.
Nursing home residents should be consulted and have an influence on the menus. But before it all goes into lens-bashing, I would like to encourage the debate about dietary advice and public meals to get back on a factual track.
In Copenhagen, a dispute is brewing over dietary recommendations for nursing homes, which are intended to reduce the climate footprint of meals, including by reducing the consumption of beef, veal, and lamb. A city-commissioned report found that in some facilities, climate goals influenced menus and even led to the rejection of individual requests for beef from seniors. The issue sparked a political debate, with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen …
Residents of several Copenhagen nursing homes have been denied a minced steak on their birthday due to the municipality's strategy to limit the climate footprint of food. ; This is according to an analysis that has sparked great debate and in some places given the impression that nursing home residents in Copenhagen get almost no meat.; So how much meat do they actually get? And are they satisfied with the amount they are served?; The nursing ho…
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