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Vegan Trends Around the World, Part 5 of 11 Aug. 06, 2015

2019-11-15
Lecture Language:English,Spanish (Español)
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"A recent study by the United Nations found that plants and animals are now disappearing at up to 1,000 times the natural background rate of extinction, with vital life-supporting ecosystems that could soon be irreversibly damaged. And then we have global warming." So the United Nations says something like, "The accelerating loss of biodiversity poses a fundamental threat to the survival of humankind." We have to do something. Make a law. Stop eating meat, stop fishing. Stop killing animals. "A no-meat diet would prevent over 60% of species loss as well." "Netherlands Environmental Impact Assessment", saying that, "A vegan diet can reduce climate change mitigation costs by over 80% between 2009 and 2050."
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