Eat Less Meat

2/20/24 Canada has its first methane-reducing feed additive for cattle

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has approved 3-Nitrooxypropanol (3NOP) as a new livestock feed ingredient aimed at reducing methane emissions

11/5/23/Good Source for info on Various Foods

The page allows you to add more foods and learn about them

This page has good info on different types of milk

1/28/23/ Better School Lunches

Our own Beth Love is featured in this extensive GOOD TIMES article

Science Friday report on Strauss Creamery test with seaweed additives. This test showed a 52% methane reduction. 11/05/21

How to Feed Ourselves in a Time of Climate Crisis – good article posted June 2020

5 min Bill Maher youtube about the problems in our FOOD INDUSTRY 4/24/20

Food Quiz shows how food choices contribute to Climate Change 12/26/19

EAT FOR THE EARTH – Local group working to educate people about the benefits of a vegetable rich diet. They prepare delicious vegan food and have excellent educational materials. added 7/15/19

In Drawdown Eat Less Meat is solution # 4 – Hawken titles it “Plant Rich Diet”

Next 3 new items added 12/11/19

Food and Climate Alliance: This coalition works to integrate dietary shifts into policies and practices. It includes many member organizations, including some big national and international orgs such as Friends of the Earth, ProVeg International, and Center for Biological Diversity.

Policy Brief Submitted at COP25: Food and Climate Alliance and a number of other groups submitted a policy brief last week to the delegates at COP25. It calls on nations to take immediate action to address food and agriculture in climate plans.

Three powerful short videos by Greenpeace that demonstrate the impact of industrial animal farming in three different areas of the world, France, Thailand, and Brazil.

This shows how beef production uses way more land and water than other foods AND produces way more Greenhouse Gases.

Watch the two minute video about Cow Methane production.

This shows that even a partial shift away from the typical US diet will help.