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Animal agriculture is devastating the planet, and while going vegan may begin with one small step, it’s a vital part of creating a kinder, more sustainable future for all.
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Animal agriculture is devastating the planet, and while going vegan may begin with one small step, it’s a vital part of creating a kinder, more sustainable future for all.
Rainforests are biodiversity-rich ecosystems vital to the planet’s climate, yet their destruction – largely driven by animal agriculture – releases stored carbon, destroys habitats and threatens these extraordinary natural environments.
Stories of plummeting milk yields, heat-stressed animals and creative cooling methods abound as the UK’s sweltering summer wears on – but the causes of climate change remain conspicuously absent in coverage.
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