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Viva! Planet highlights how livestock farming is destroying our planet. Our huge Vegan Now campaign highlights how factory farming is at the heart of almost every huge environmental catastrophe, including the climate crisis, and presents veganism as the clear solution.
Get started with our headline report Envirocidal or scroll through the issues involved with eating animals — from global warming, to land use, to world hunger and biodiversity loss. Then explore the future of food, including veganism and green farming.
Three in four of the world’s new or emerging infectious diseases come from animals. Responsible for nearly three million deaths a year, these diseases are largely transmitted through trading wildlife (legally and illegally) and factory farming.
Global warming isn’t a prediction, it’s happening around us right now and livestock farming lies at the heart of it. Your dietary choices can either be part of the problem or part of the solution in addressing the climate crisis.
The vegan movement is growing at a fast pace. Animal agriculture is unsustainable. Find out more about why we need to start farming for a vegan future.
How are we going to transform a landscape and an industry that centres around the production of animals for food?
Going vegan is one of the easiest and most effective changes you can make to help combat climate change and save the planet.
What if there was one simple change you could make to your life that would be more effective at combatting climate change and halting wildlife loss than stopping flying, using...
Hidden animal by-products could be lurking in your energy supply, so how can you make sure it’s vegan?
The best way to make real change this Earth Day might not be what you think…
Tim Hunt from Ethical Consumer Magazine sheds some light on the brands behind some of the most popular plant-based milk and cheese to help you make an informed decision.
Certain plants, such as avocados and cherries, have been deemed 'non-vegan' because of the use of bees. Viva! puts the story straight.
Greta is coming to Bristol for a Climate Strike on Friday 28 February. Here’s everything you need to know!
This week, Greta's continuous campaigning has earned her a Nobel Peace Prize nomination, but it's rarely mentioned in the media that Greta and her family are vegan.