Going Vegan Could Reduce CO2 Emissions Up to 9.6 Billion Tons
A global shift to a vegan diet could have a number of benefits, curbing climate change and significantly reducing greenhouse gases and CO2 emissions, says new research.

An entirely vegan world could reduce carbon emissions by as much as 9.6 billion tons annually.
Called the Veganism Impact Report, a study collected data showing the huge impact a plant-based diet has on our health and the planet. The report suggests that if 100 percent of the global meat-eating population switched to a plant-based diet, we would see a 70 percent decrease in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, and one billion hectares of land currently used for livestock would be made available for growing plant-based proteins…
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