“In 2018, the United Nations identified animal agriculture and meat production as the most urgent problem around the world – a catastrophe of our own making.”
In a nutshell, becoming vegan reduces your carbon footprint in a way no other personal action can.
Going Vegan for a moth will save 30 animal lives, save 913 square feet of forests, and 620 pounds of harmful carbon dioxide emissions.
“Time is running out, so it’s up to us to take charge in making our planet and our bodies healthier – starting with our plate.”
You can read the whole article here
https://www.futurekind.com/blogs/vegan/17-environmental-benefits-of-veganism
