Food Advisory Board

#WorldMilkDay was established by @UN @FAO to recognize the importance of milk and dairy products, which provide nutrition to 6 billion consumers globally and supports the livelihoods of 1 billion people. #EnjoyDairy 🌎 🐄 bit.ly/3ephK5N

@ChicagoPlantEat @Harvard Maintaining a varied and healthy diet is important: lean red meat is a source of high-quality proteins, micro nutrients (iron, zinc, vitamin B12). Check your portions of red meat and eat a healthy, balanced diet. bit.ly/2L3QNrX

According to this @Harvard study, if everyone were to give up meat, one-third of early deaths could be prevented dld.bz/gQGXx #WFPB #CPBNM #Vegan

@NewsbyMor According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

The current situation is unsustainable and is a huge risk for us and our future generations. 🙌🔔 newsbm.pwastart.com/2020/11/16/con… #Environmentalimpact #Globalcrisis #Meatconsumption #Medium #Sustainability

@KingThoty Maintaining a varied and healthy diet is important: lean red meat is a source of high-quality proteins, micro nutrients (iron, zinc, vitamin B12). Check your portions of red meat and eat a healthy, balanced diet. bit.ly/2L3QNrX

@JagoBharathJago According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

#Meat: Can we keep eating it? - Environmental Impact of eating meat. dw.com/en/meat-atlas-… #vegan #vegetarianismishealthy

@ChicagoPlantEat @Harvard Maintaining a varied and healthy diet is important: lean red meat is a source of high-quality proteins, micro nutrients (iron, zinc, vitamin B12). Check your portions of red meat and eat a healthy, balanced diet. bit.ly/2L3QNrX

According to this @Harvard study, if everyone were to give up meat, one-third of early deaths could be prevented dld.bz/gQGXx #WFPB #CPBNM #Vegan

@Aline_Pilani There is no conclusive link between meat and cancer. It is not possible to know for sure if there is a direct ‘cause and effect’ relationship. Balanced portions of lean red meat can be included as part of a healthy diet.

Do Red Meat and Processed Meat Really Cause Cancer? #Health #WeightLoss #Diet #LoseWeight is.gd/si1WUY

@nestanddressed According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

@urban75chat According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

Avoiding meat and dairy is ‘single biggest way’ to reduce your impact on Earth - urban75.net/forums/threads…‘single-biggest-way’-to-reduce-your-impact-on-earth.358910/

@ChicagoPlantEat @Harvard Maintaining a varied and healthy diet is important: lean red meat is a source of high-quality proteins, micro nutrients (iron, zinc, vitamin B12). Check your portions of red meat and eat a healthy, balanced diet. bit.ly/2L3QNrX

According to this @Harvard study, if everyone were to give up meat, one-third of early deaths could be prevented dld.bz/gQGXx #WFPB #CPBNM #Vegan

@urban75chat According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

Avoiding meat and dairy is ‘single biggest way’ to reduce your impact on Earth - urban75.net/forums/threads…‘single-biggest-way’-to-reduce-your-impact-on-earth.358910/

@JagoBharathJago According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

#Meat: Can we keep eating it? - Environmental Impact of eating meat. dw.com/en/meat-atlas-… #vegan #vegetarianismishealthy

@Aline_Pilani There is no conclusive link between meat and cancer. It is not possible to know for sure if there is a direct ‘cause and effect’ relationship. Balanced portions of lean red meat can be included as part of a healthy diet.

Do Red Meat and Processed Meat Really Cause Cancer? #Health #WeightLoss #Diet #LoseWeight is.gd/si1WUY

@urban75chat According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

Avoiding meat and dairy is ‘single biggest way’ to reduce your impact on Earth - urban75.net/forums/threads…‘single-biggest-way’-to-reduce-your-impact-on-earth.358910/

@clim8invest According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

@OmarFaris88 According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

Animal agriculture contributes more to CO2 emissions than the entire transport system combined. Reports have stated that avoiding meat and dairy is the single most effective thing you can do to reduce your individual CO2 footprint #ConservationAward

@urban75chat According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

Avoiding meat and dairy is ‘single biggest way’ to reduce your impact on Earth - urban75.net/forums/threads…‘single-biggest-way’-to-reduce-your-impact-on-earth.358910/

@GAPSyndrome Dietitians agree a varied diet with plenty of exercise is the best way to maintain a healthy health. Naturally rich in protein and low in salt, lean red meat in the right proportions can play an important role in maintaining a healthy heart.

People who stop eating meat & live largely on PROCESSED foods are particularly prone to diabetes, obesity, heart disease, cancer. mybook.to/Diet-Heart

@ChicagoPlantEat @Harvard Maintaining a varied and healthy diet is important: lean red meat is a source of high-quality proteins, micro nutrients (iron, zinc, vitamin B12). Check your portions of red meat and eat a healthy, balanced diet. bit.ly/2L3QNrX

According to this @Harvard study, if everyone were to give up meat, one-third of early deaths could be prevented dld.bz/gQGXx #WFPB #CPBNM #Vegan

@urban75chat According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

Avoiding meat and dairy is ‘single biggest way’ to reduce your impact on Earth - urban75.net/forums/threads…‘single-biggest-way’-to-reduce-your-impact-on-earth.358910/

@clercq1983 @Drift0r According to the CIEL report, British livestock farming is one of the most sustainable in the world: its carbon footprint is 35% lower than the global average and through further innovations aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040. Read more: bit.ly/35aGVUl

@Drift0r There is at this moment only one thing we need to do to prevent that climate change is getting more problematic. We need to drastically eat less meat and animal products. All of it combined it's +50% of the pollution.

Russian permafrost is melting which is super bad news for climate change but Russian people seem oddly optimistic about it.