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Aug 29 2008

Published by apasolini at 3:56 am under Environment, Going vegetarian, Veganism Edit This

Peta hasn’t been in the news for the right reasons recently, due to some miscalculated press stunts, but I welcome their efforts to educate the mainstream on the benefits of a vegetarian diet. The organization has made available a carbon calculator that can help measure how green a person’s diet is. Give it a go an see for yourself how a vegetarian/vegan diet is a lot greener than an omnivorous one.

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