ClimateChange - Animal Agriculture and Climate Change

‘Don’t Look Up’ shines a light on ignoring signs of climate change

The new Netflix disaster film shines a light on the dangers to come if world leaders and the public alike continue to ignore experts on climate catastrophe. Every disaster movie seems to open with a scientist being ignored. “Don’t Look Up” is no exception – in fact,...

Behavioural change is the answer to climate change

Blogs, ClimateChange

Climate experts say the crisis will be impossible to solve without seismic shifts in our consumption patterns, lifestyles and behaviours. In October 2021, with just weeks to go until COP26, the UK government published more than 20 research documents to accompany its...

Climate change denial still prevailing on social media

ClimateChange, GoodNews

The climate is changing, but misinformation about it on major social media platforms is not, causing frustration for climate scientists. Climate change falsehoods, hoaxes and conspiracy theories are still prevalent on Twitter, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube despite...

Government must stop funding meat and dairy

AnimalAgri, Blogs, ClimateChange

The meat and dairy industry continues to receive subsidies despite its impact on human health and the natural environment. The global food system is in disarray. Animal agriculture is a major driver of global heating, and as many as 12 million deaths from heart...

Quitting meat can slow down climate change

AnimalAgri, ClimateChange, GoodNews

Animal Agriculture uses 80{85424e366b324f7465dc80d56c21055464082cc00b76c51558805a981c8fcd63} of the earth’s resources; contributes to deforestation and is the cause of 14{85424e366b324f7465dc80d56c21055464082cc00b76c51558805a981c8fcd63} of all CO2 emissions...

Pet food that doesn’t hurt the planet, is it possible?

AnimalAgri, ClimateChange, GoodNews

Currently pet food relies heavily on animal-based proteins. Here are three different ways in which pet food is going greener. Pet food is heating the planet. We review three ways the industry is going green: through food waste, insects, and plants. The US spent $95.7...