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Vegan Fact of the Day

The “carbon footprint” for New Zealand lamb eaten in Britain has been estimated as equivalent to 1.9kg of carbon dioxide, for each 100gm serving of lamb – 80 percent of that generated by farmers and their livestock on-farm.

Just 3 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions came from processing, and 5 percent from transport, with the [...]

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Vegan Fact of the Day: First Vegan Society

The first Vegan Society was created in 1944 to counter the detestable, flexitarian tendencies of early animal rights activists.

Founder Donald Watson called their namby-pamby lacto-vegetarianism “a halfway house between flesh-eating and a truly human, civilised diet!”

Billy-Ray would never drink milk again!

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Vegan Fact of the Day: Carbon Footprint

If you switch to vegetarianism, you can shrink your carbon footprint by up to 1.5 tons of carbon dioxide a year!

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Vegan Fact of the Day: The Man with No Name

Clint Eastwood, aka Dirty Harry and The Man with No Name, is vegan!

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Vegan Fact of the Day: Feeling Outnumbered?

The global livestock sector is growing faster than any other agricultural sub-sector.

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Vegan Fact of the Day: Honey

Traditionally, vegans do not eat honey.

The very mention of honey and my new found veganism caused some animated debate at a restaurant the other day. So, this will be discussed and debated on this blog in the near future.

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Vegan Fact of the Day: 20 Vegetarians to 1 Omnivore

20 vegetarians can be fed from the same area of land as 1 meat based diet.

We can feed the world, it just can’t be meat that we are feeding them.

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Vegan Fact of the Day: Soy Milk and Protein

Soy milk has slightly more protein than cow’s milk.

Source: Your local supermarket!

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Vegan Fact of the Day: Deforestation

Approximately 70% of the deforested areas of the Amazon Rainforest are used for raising livestock.

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Vegan Fact of the Day: Feed The World

The population of the United States is: 270 million

The number of people who could be fed by the grain and soybeans eaten by U.S. livestock is: 1.3 billion

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