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By Rachel M Posted on June 16, 2018

It’s not all or nothing

I’ve recently started drinking oat milk drink. I usually drink soya but Ben recently went dairy-free at home and prefers oat drink so I thought I’d give it a try. … Continue reading It’s not all or nothing

Categories: JournalTags: B12, Climate change, diet, environment, farming, livestock, Vegan, vegetarian, vitamins
By Rachel M Posted on June 9, 2018

If you want to eat less soya, then you should eat soya

There’s a great quote from George Monbiot in the Guardian this week. Part of the reason [why a plant-based diet is better for the environment] is the extreme inefficiency of … Continue reading If you want to eat less soya, then you should eat soya

Categories: JournalTags: environment, farming, livestock, soya, Vegan
By Rachel M Posted on April 13, 2017March 2, 2018

Climate change and the elephant in the room

Livestock farming produces more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire transport sector. That’s all the planes, trains, trucks, buses, cars, and boats on the planet. Exactly how much the livestock … Continue reading Climate change and the elephant in the room

Categories: Climate change, VeganTags: agriculture, Climate change, FAO, farming, global warming, livestock, Vegan, vegetarian
By Rachel M Posted on July 30, 2015July 31, 2015

Skip showers for beef

I’ve been meaning to share the Skip Showers for Beef video which is very funny but has an important message. They’ve also got a website at: http://www.skipshowersforbeef.com A friend sent … Continue reading Skip showers for beef

Categories: Climate change, JournalTags: carbon dioxide, Climate change, global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, livestock, meat, skip showers for beef
By Rachel M Posted on May 29, 2013

Insects, anyone?

When my sister and I were little, our Thai nanny fried up some grasshoppers for us to eat. I can’t remember what they tasted like but I remember the experience … Continue reading Insects, anyone?

Categories: Climate changeTags: Climate change, eating, entomophagy, farming, food, global warming, greenhouse gas, insects, livestock, methane
By Rachel M Posted on March 26, 2013

My plan for our planet

There are expected to be 9 billion people on this planet by the year 2050. I may be one of them. Without sounding too much like a brainless beauty-pageant entrant, … Continue reading My plan for our planet

Categories: Climate changeTags: agw, animals, climate, Climate change, farming, fossil fuels, global warming, livestock, nuclear power, poverty, power, Vegan, vegetarian

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