ANIMAL AGRICULTURE is the BIGGEST CONTRIBUTOR to CLIMATE CHANGE!
51% of global greenhouse gas emissions are caused by animal agriculture. It is a fact that we can no longer ignore.
By sticking to a diet that consists of animal products, humans are contributing directly to putting our planet in crisis. Plus it’s extremely cruel and and the end products are a major cause of our declining health.
Over 70 billion animals are slaughtered each year to keep up with the demand for meat. The biggest demand is in rich, mostly Western countries where people can afford to pay for the high prices of the bodies of these tortured animals.
Reducing or replacing animal products in our meals is not the only the most profound way to practice environmentalism – it’s easy, it’s healthy, and it doesn’t cost an extra cent.
We hope that you’ll find our website stimulating, motivating and empowering. And that you’ll be able to encourage others to make the link between animal agriculture and climate change more obvious.
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This week’s guest blogger is Sourabhi Das, a Professional & Certified Tarot Reader, Astrologist, Reiki Master, Energy Healer and Crystal Healing Consultant. Her organic and vegan lifestyle started in 2019 and there has been no looking back since.
OUR TOP THREE ARTICLES THIS WEEK!
“We will need 4 planets like earth to survive” Prince Charles warns on ignoring the climate crisis
“We will need four planets like earth to survive” if we do not heed the climate emergency Prince Charles has warned. If we just “take and take” it will become impossible for nature to sustain us.
Is there such a thing as disease-free animal agriculture?
China claims to be dealing with the health-risk factors that have become synonymous with its animal agriculture and wildlife trades.
Climate strikers are planning a ‘safe’ return to protests
As the impact of the climate crisis increases, Fridays for Future youth activists worldwide are aiming to resume their mass protests with the added precaution of not spreading the COVID virus.
