🗣️According to environmental editor Damian Carrington explains there is 75% of significant change in climate heating emission, water pollution and land use via other then meat-rich food.
👀Researchers name Professor Peter Scarborough from oxford university published in Nature food Journal that “our dietary choices have big impact on the planet”. Cutting down meat and dairy intake will significantly make big difference to out footprint on earth.
✅The UK Health Facilities suggested that in 2020 there should be regular promotions and taxation to high carbon foods and sustainable food diet should be supported by environmental food labeling.
With daily reports of extreme weather all over the world, the time for denial is over. Every day brings more alarming evidence of the accelerating levels of climate damage, and mounting reminders that people across the world are losing their livelihoods – and lives – due to deadlier and more frequent heatwaves, floods, wildfires and droughts.
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