Nearly Half of People Don’t Know Going Vegan Could Reduce Their Carbon Footprint
New data shows that going vegan could cut your daily CO2 production by nearly half.
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New data shows that going vegan could cut your daily CO2 production by nearly half.
Viva! have released shocking footage from an undercover investigation into three British intensive Red Tractor turkey farms.
A vegan diet is the the best diet for both your health and that of the planet. If you want to protect the planet, eat less meat.
This campaign is utterly delusional. It has been proven time and time again that red meat, such as beef, is linked to heart disease, diabetes, and cancer, due to its high level of saturated fats, cholesterol, and salt.
A group of clinical experts have advised Britons to go vegan to reduce the risk of becoming seriously ill with Covid-19.
There’s something fishy about Co-op, Sainsbury’s, Lidl, Aldi, morrisons and M&S Scottish farmed salmon…they’re infested with sea lice
Switch to Ecotricity in November 2020 and they will donate up to £60 to Viva! There’s a lot to celebrate this World Vegan Month but so much of it is also about building awareness.
A simple truth – the diet that is good for you is also good for the environment. To maintain our health and that of the planet, and all its important natural systems upon which we depend…
To meet the demands of modern high yielding dairy farming we push Britain’s farmed animals to the limit.