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Free-range eggs aren't all they're cracked up to be! Organic options are TWICE as bad for the environment as those from chickens living in cages, study finds
A study found that organic eggs have twice the environmental impact of eggs from caged chickens, challenging the perception that free-range eggs are environmentally superior. Free-range eggs are not as environmentally beneficial as commonly believed.
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