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Eating
Ecologically for your health and the health and
future stability of
the world.
The world is now facing increasingly daunting
problems associated with the way we eat:
Our present western diet with its large amounts of animal based
foods, is severely straining the Earth's finite resources and at the
same time causing severe damage to our ecosystems.
We are rapidly heading towards a
situation where animal protein rich diets will no longer be
available because diverting huge amounts of basic foods into feed
for industrial livestock production will not be possible: it will be
required to feed people directly.
A sensible approach would be for us
the change our way of eating back to a largely plant based diet.
This way we can reduce the huge amount of damage that the livestock
industry does to our fragile planet as well as heading off a major
food disaster which is likely in the next few years if we don't take
drastic action.
If you are in any doubt as to either
the damage done by the livestock industry or the health benefits
that come with a largely plant based diet, you must read on. You can
act now to something very positive to save our world. This web site
will:
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Make you very aware of how much damage meat, dairy
and general agricultural production is doing to our environment
as well as doing unpleasant things to animals.

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Dispel the myth that meat and dairy are essential for good
health.

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Show you that there are ways of producing healthy food that will
not damage the earth's ecosystems. 
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Demonstrate just how your good health and longevity can benefit
by increasing the proportion of plant-based foods you eat.

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Show you that you can have a really tasty way of eating with
little or no animal-based foods, that is simultaneously good for
you and good for the world.

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Reveal really wasteful and damaging foods.

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Look at ways of
fixing the mess that livestock production has caused.



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Mixed farm |
Factory farm |
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| We
want this..... |
Not
this! |
| The great modern myth is
that the only way we can have food security for the
world is to adopt industrial farming methods. However, many
environmentally aware producers have shown that non industrial farming can
produce the same or greater output without damaging the
environment. Local production will mean some changes in
the way we consume, particularly in not having out-of-season
produce, but this is a small price to pay for
environmental sustainability. |
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