Report to UN highlights vegetarianism, meaning an animal-free diet, in alleviating global poverty. -17 May 2008 | |
Report to UN highlights vegetarianism, meaning an animal-free diet, in alleviating global poverty. Human-made climate change is already affecting ecology worldwide. A group of international experts conducted a study of nearly 30,000 animal and plant species for changes in their behaviors and populations since 1970. Checking against historical records to account for natural variations, researchers found that the recorded changes could only be explained by global warming in 90 percent of the cases, and that 95 percent of the environmental changes such as glacial retreat and permafrost melting, also corresponded to rising temperatures. Cynthia Rosenzweig, head of the climate impact group at NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York, said, “When we look at all these impacts together, it is clear they are across continents and endemic. We're getting a sense that climate change is already changing the way the world works." Our appreciation, concerned scientists, for this detailed and comprehensive study that reveals the serious state of our Earth. May we appreciate the interdependent quality of all life and take effective actions to save our unique ecosystem. |
Animal rights and vegan experts call for new human relationship with animals. -18 May 2008 | |
ABC News recommends people eat less meat to halt global warming.-16 May 2008 | |
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