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Not a fan obviously. As a vegan, I’m not a fan of any slaughter to be honest. But anything that makes it even crueler, particularly religion, is a no from me.
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'There has to be a considerable reduction in meat consumption...otherwise, we're just not going to be keeping within our planetary boundaries.'
@oxmartinschool and @OxPrimaryCare's Prof Peter Scarborough shares his message for #WorldFoodDay:
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Two findings published in 2020 suggest that longevity is associated with either increasing plant protein consumption or replacing animal proteins, especially red meat and eggs, with plant protein: bit.ly/3j4F2iZ #HarvardHealth
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If you want to reduce emissions, ignore plastic packaging and food miles: almost all food emissions come from production.
Reducing meat will do far more than anything else.
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Vegetarians have 13% lower cancer risk and vegans 23% lower cancer risk than meat-eaters, new meta-analysis finds.
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Bacon kills more people from cancer than tobacco and asbestos ever did.
theguardian.com/society/2025…
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Nearly 90% of wild flowering plants, as well as more than three-quarters of major food crop types, depend in part on animal pollination.
But through habitat loss and pesticides Bees are being erased from the Earth
Despite promises world refuses to act to save them
theguardian.com/environment/…
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Help save Britain’s hedgehogs with ‘hedgehog highways’! - Sign the Petition! c.org/kvH4vt7wjc
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I traveled to #China to speak to a ton of amazing animal advocates at the #ChinaVeganSummit! 🇨🇳
Warmed my heart how many people told me afterward how inspired they were to get active #ForTheAnimals online. 🧡
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Current policies put the world on course for up to 2.8°C of warming this century.
That means greater risk from extreme heat, floods and wildfires.
But this future isn’t inevitable. Fast emissions cuts can limit warming and reduce risks to people and nature.
More in the new #EmissionsGap report: unep.org/en/news-and-stories…
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I have spoken out for years about the inhumane slaughter of pigs!
As intelligent as our domestic dogs
Now I am delighted to say that the UK Government has launched a consultation on ending CO₂ slaughter for pigs
It’s about time and let us hope that this could truly bring about significant change
📖 Read more: bit.ly/4yCynQR
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The main causes of irreversible climate breakdown are burning fossil fuels (~80%) and animal agriculture (~15%). Therefore to stop irreversible climate breakdown we need to equitably restrict the fossil fuel and animal agriculture industries.
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Absolutely! I started eating less meat for the planet and it ended up being one of my favorite lifestyle changes. Win win! 🌱
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What’s on your plate matters to biodiversity. Eating more plants and less meat lessens your ecological footprint. 👣
According to the University of Oxford:
Going #Vegan🌱is the single biggest thing anyone of us can do to halt climate change, reverse #deforestation, preserve #biodiversity, stop species loss & save the Planet
#ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis
independent.co.uk/life-style…
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Excellent article by @fionaharvey: The climate crisis will destroy our economies – we learned this 20 years ago. When will we act?
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Thwaites is a runaway climate disaster. New studies show how. Melt from the "Doomsday Glacier" could drown coastlines around the world. And the outlook is getting even worse. ehsciences.emlnk9.com/lt.php…
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God, what a damn shame not enough people cared about their children.
These dates are all out of date now by the way. Climate breakdown is happening decades ahead of schedule.
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Love that you prefer clean water, air, and habitats/wildlife to survive. Guess you are vegan, like me.
Because that's the logical consequence of it.
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Climate change should be formally declared a global health emergency, according to a new Lancet Countdown report involving 146 researchers.
Heat-related deaths have risen sharply, with human-caused climate change responsible for more than 70% of the 710,000 deaths linked to heat in 2023.
Researchers are urging governments to act.
ALT Cover of The Lancet 2026 Countdown report on health and climate change, featuring a hospital emergency sign and the headline “A decade of escalating health harms and a decisive moment for all.”