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Rashid Alvi is so blinded by Hindu hate that he has taken offence to Kharge demeaning Eid by comparing it with Deepavali because deepavali causes more pollution Now I am raising a larger issue Which religion is more pollutive in food habits I asked the AI finally after long dialogue with it Which relgious group food habits contribute what % of CO2 emisison? AI answered Estimated Relative Food Carbon Intensity by Religious Group Profile Jain Diet 25-30% Hindu (Veg) 35-45% Buddhist 40-50% Muslim/Jewish 80-95% Western/Christ 100% Let Rashid get educated by the dialogue I had with AI stage by stage Starting with his Eid AI says goats which Muslims love and rear cut for Eid and other festivals cause Goats and sheeps are foundational food for Muslims During Eid al-Adha (the Festival of Sacrifice), it is estimated that roughly 40 to 50 million animals (including goats, sheep, cows, and camels) are slaughterer worldwide out of the one billion goats killerld for food According to data from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the global population of goats is responsible for roughly 174.5 million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent (CO₂eq) in greenhouse gas emissions annually. AI says The pollution caused by Deepavali (Diwali) firecrackers is unique because it causes a massive, acute spike in particulate matter and toxic chemicals over a very short period (12 to 48 hours), rather than a sustained greenhouse gas issue like livestock or transport There is a distinct difference between "everyday baseline pollution" and the "episodic pollution" of Deepavali: The Yearly Picture: Environmental source-apportionment studies show that firecrackers actually contribute under 1% of a city’s total annual average PM2.5 burden. The vast majority of yearly pollution comes from vehicular transport, industrial emissions, construction/road dust, and biomass burning. Evaluating the carbon footprint of millions of goats sacrificed globally for Eid al-Adha involves understanding long-term greenhouse gas cycles rather than a single sudden emission event. Unlike firecrackers, which generate instant, direct pollution upon burning, livestock emissions accumulate throughout an animal's lifetime. When an animal is slaughtered for food, its lifetime carbon footprint is accounted for at that moment in the global food supply chain. From a strict climate change perspective, the long-term carbon footprint of livestock agriculture is far larger than the carbon output of fireworks. However, from an immediate human survival perspective, firecrackers present a much higher emergency risk to public health. The smoke from firecrackers consists of synthetic toxins explicitly designed to burn and float at breathing level during stagnant winter weather, whereas agricultural emissions are spread across global grazing lands over time Let Rashid Alvi and Kharge learn that you cannot put down Hinduism and praise Islam. Let us see in terms of food which causes 35% of worlds CO2 emission which religious group causes more and which less .. see next