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« on: May 14, 2008, 12:09:50 PM »

Giving up meat and dairy may sound extreme, but it could be good news for you and the planet argues Claudia Cahalane

Until recently, vegans were seen by the average person as obsessed extremists who take all the fun out of food. But now, with the world food shortage debate gathering pace, veganism may be emerging as the most environmentally sound and ethical diet all round. The food shortage comes in part from the drive for greener transport.

http://www.bbcgreen.com/Food/vegan-diet
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One person will eat:
2750 fish,
1158 chickens,
4 cattle,1 goose,
18 pigs, 39 turkeys,
28 ducks, 23 sheep
and 1 rabbit
in their lifetime.
Going veggie and helping others go veggie is the most important thing we can do to help animals.

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