A single 400-year-old ancient oak produces 234,000 litres of oxygen a year while soaking up carbon dioxide, and can support more than 2,000 species of bird, insect, fungus, and lichen.
📍my favourite oak #lakedistrict
Foundation of a healthly diet: Make colorful vegetables, legumes, fruits, and whole grains the key elements of your diet. #HarvardHealth
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Scientists demand cancer warnings on bacon and ham sold in UK @guardian
“Successive governments criticised for doing ‘virtually nothing’ to reduce risk in decade since cancer link found”
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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:
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: https://t.co/GOI7N2irQ7 #HarvardHealth
If we ended industrial animal agriculture, there'd suddenly be more than enough food for everyone, we'd essentially end animal cruelty, no one would die, and we'd take a huge bite out of the climate and ecological emergency. We could do this basically overnight.
According to the University of Oxford:
Going #Vegan is the single biggest thing anyone of us can do to halt #climatechange, reverse deforestation, preserve biodiversity, stop species loss and save the Planet.
#climatecrisis#climateemergency#deforestation
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The latest Red List of endangered species worldwide lists no fewer than 48,646 species which are now facing extinction. This is higher than at any time in human history.
A leaked document has just revealed how the meat industry helped manufacture the backlash against one of the most important food and climate reports ever published.
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.