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Low-Carbon Diet: The Easy Way To Fight Global Warming

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Feeding ourselves causes a third of all CO2 emissions, so adopting a low-carbon diet is one way each and every one of us can fight global warming.

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Poultry or beef: Which is worse?

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According to Karen Davis of United Poultry Concerns, chicken is by far the worse choice versus beef when it comes to environmental impact.

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International Respect For Chickens Day Celebrates Compassion for Chickens

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Launched by United Poultry Concerns in 2005, International Respect for Chickens Day — May 4 — celebrates chickens throughout the world and protests their suffering and abuse in cockfighting, agribusiness, experimental research, and other cruelties…