In this post I wanted to give some love to Food for Change, PB&J Campaign and Veg Climate Alliance. Each focuses their blog on the connection between meat and global warming. I recommend them all!
Posts Tagged ‘climate change’
Sharing the Love on Meat and Global Warming
Posted in Global Warming, tagged blog, climate change, environment, Global Warming, meat, vegan, vegetarian on March 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
10 Online Videos on Meat and Global Warming
Posted in Global Warming, Hunger, Video, tagged al gore, bittman, climate change, diet, glen beck, Global Warming, meat, obama, peta, politics, supreme master tv, vegan, vegetarian, Video on February 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Here are 10 videos from some diverse voices that help explain the impact of meat on global warming and the environment.
10 Popular Studies on Meat and Global Warming for Anyone
Posted in Global Warming, Study, tagged amazon, beef, brazil, Carbon Footprint, cheeseburger, chicken, climate change, Deforestation, diet, driving, ecological footprint, environment, Global Warming, greenhouse gas, husband, kangaroo, lights, locavore, meat, methane, pork, Study, United Nations, vegan, vegetarian, wife on February 19, 2009 | 3 Comments »
These are 10 popular & frequently-cited, studies and reports on meat and global warming. I find that they all help to effectively illustrate the carbon footprint of meat in different ways.
Environmental Progressives Must Act For Government to Include Livestock in Climate Policy
Posted in Climate Policy, tagged al gore, climate change, European Union, farm bill, Global Warming, leaders, livestock, progressives, subsidies on February 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
With the intense focus on man-made emissions triggering global climate chaos, surely the leaders of the world would be working on addressing the #2 cause of global warming (Energy Production is #1)?
UN: Meat is a Leading Cause of Global Warming
Posted in Global Warming, Study, tagged agriculture, Carbon Footprint, climate change, FAO, Global Warming, greenhouse gas, Nobel Prize, Pachauri, Study, United Nations on February 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
According to a 2006 United Nations FAO Report, the world’s cattle herds give off more greenhouse gasses than all forms of transportation (including planes) put together.