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A Light-Soaked Chicago Apartment Went from Gray to Quietly Colorful

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By Sarah Crowley, Adrienne Breaux
| Apartment Therapy
A Light-Soaked Chicago Apartment Went from Gray to Quietly Colorful Adrienne Breaux Adrienne BreauxHouse Tour Director For more than 10 years, I've led Apartment Therapy's real home content, producing thousands of house tours from around the world. Currently, I live in my maximalist dream home in New Orleans, Louisiana, with my partner, a perfect dog, and a cute cat. Sarah Crowley Sarah Crowley Sarah Crowley is an interiors, food + lifestyle photographer living in Chicago.
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A refeição do seu cão pode ser pior para o planeta do que a sua

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By John Harvey, Peter Alexander, Sarah Crowley
| The Conversation
Reduzir a quantidade de carne que comemos ajuda a diminuir as emissões de gases de efeito estufa associadas à agricultura. Mas e a carne que nossos cães de estimação comem? Nosso novo estudo mostra que alimentar cães pode ter um efeito negativo maior sobre o meio ambiente do que os alimentos que seus donos comem.
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Your dog’s dinner could be worse for the planet than your own - new research

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By Peter Alexander, Sarah Crowley, John Harvey
| Yahoo Canada
Cutting down the amount of meat we eat helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with agriculture. But what about the meat that our pet dogs eat? Our new study shows that feeding dogs can have a larger negative effect on the environment than the food their owners eat. For a collie or English springer spaniel-sized dog (weighing 20kg), 40% of tested dog foods have a higher climate impact than a human vegan diet, and 10% exceed emissions from a high-meat human diet.
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