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This is where we’d like to get to know a little more about you. Share your experiences of meat-free Monday, are you a long-term dedicated vegetarian or are you new to meat-free and interested in more tips and ideas?
by Becky Skerratt (19.06.2009)
Well, it's about time that a campaign was started to help make vegetarianism easy to accept for the general public.
As a 24/7 vegan I changed my diet because of the cruelty involved in the production of meat, but nowadays it also makes sense to carry on doing what I'm doing for climate change as well....Did you realise that the animal farming industry does more damage to the climate than all the cars, trains and planes put together?
Go on, try the meat free Mondays, then why not expand it to the rest of the week? ;) The animals, the environment and future generations will all be thankful.
Meatless Monday
by Meatless Monday (18.06.2009)
This movement is going on in the U.S. too! Meatless Monday is a non-profit public health campaign that encourages Americans to skip meat once a week to reduce their saturated fat intake and improve the planet. You can find out more about us by visiting our website, www.MeatlessMonday.com We're also on Facebook, Youtube & Twitter so do stop by!
Hindu belief
by Raj (18.06.2009)
I thought it might be a good to piggyback on a Hindu belief to further progress this idea. Although Hinduism preaches on no meat, fish, etc at all, most tend to avoid meats one or two days in a week. Most significant days in order are Friday, Tuesday and Thursday. Why don't we pick one of these days for meat free day.
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