United Nations officially promotes plant-based diets

What took them so long?
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There is considerable political and economic pushback from the livestock industry.

On July 26th 2020, the United Nations offended the global meat industry with a Twitter posting, stating that "the meat industry is responsible for more greenhouse gas emissions than the world's biggest oil companies". The UN deleted the tweet 4 days later. Neverthless, the UN's climate action website continues to promote plant-based meals.



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thx for this ...very interesting...how powerful the animal agriculture lobby is hey...against the interests of the planet human health and of course animals lives hey


There is considerable political and economic pushback from the livestock industry. Who receive BILLIONS of tax payers subsidies to kill animals to live off...produce unhealthy disease causing food...cause viruses and pandemics...destroy wild life...and cause human starvation ...

On July 26th 2020, the United Nations offended the global meat industry with a Twitter posting, stating that "the meat industry is responsible for more greenhouse gas emissions than the world's biggest oil companies". The UN deleted the tweet 4 days later. Neverthless, the UN's climate action website continues to promote plant-based meals.

GO VEGAN to stop pandemics is clear to all but the wish to be ostriches sticking heads in the sand and be sitting ducks for the next killer animal virus pandemic as well as heart disease cancer diabetes dementia health diseases and planetary destruction of forests and wild life.

ACT NOW ! headline of the UN for climate change wildlife destruction starving people and human health...
 
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and...on my PET subject...

unnatural animal ownership...

pet food...is a multi billion usd business....30 percent of animal meats go to pet foods...

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What’s the environmental impact of pet food?
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$58 BILLION
Amount Americans spent on their pets in 2014—about $22 billion of that spending went to pet food



157+ MILLION
Total number of pets in the US in 2014. Since the 1970s, the number of households with pets has roughly tripled.


meat consumption by pet dogs and cats creates 64 million tons of carbon dioxide each year


If our dogs and cats constituted their own country, they'd rank fifth in global meat consumption, behind only Russia, Brazil, China, and the United States.