Cafes are scrapping the avocado after environmental fears. They are having to be flown all across the whole to feed our trendy cravings but at what cost? https://www.itv.com/news/2018-12-03/avocados-scrapped-from-trendy-cafes-menu-over-environment-fears/

Lewis Hamilton went vegan last year after watching Netflix documentary 'What The Health'. He has now told 9 million of his fans to go vegan. While it is great he has a platform to project his views- should he be telling people what to eat? https://www.livekindly.co/lewis-hamilton-animal-rights-acti

Companies are popping up all around the world with the aim to grow the perfect chicken nugget without harming animals. New technology has meant that scientists are able to grow meat in a laboratory. This would mean no more pollution from agriculture but it would put farmers out of a job. https://w

The Guardian think so. Our food is labelled to show the physical impact it has on our body, so why should it not be labelled to show the environmental impact? I personally couldn't agree more with this article and I think it would make a real change to the way we buy food if we could see the impact

Wildlife populations are down 60% since 1970. A huge figure that is just as heartbreaking as it is shocking. This Channel 4 feature pin points that animal agriculture is responsible and questions what needs to be done to help sustain the future. https://www.channel4.com/news/exploding-human-consump

When we talk about pollution we usually associate it with fumes from cars, buses, planes etc. But what if our diet is the main factor for the hole in the ozone layer? https://www.ecowatch.com/which-is-worse-for-the-planet-beef-or-cars-1919932136.html

This news article by the BBC is crazy. Climate change is having such an effect on our planet that it is causing our seasons to alter so drastically. This is not how our earth is supposed to function- what's next? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-46547064

It is the hardest but best way to combat climate change from animal agriculture. It seems crazy to think that the whole world would adopt this way of eating, but the results would be so powerful. Would you ever go vegan? https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/veganism-environm

The Committee on Climate Change are calling for a reduction in the number of sheep and cattle. The reduction needs to be somewhere a fifth and a half. Will this help or will this lead to a lack of meat for those who want it? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-46214864

Our planet can't take it anymore. To ensure we stay within its environmental limits, a global shift is needed towards a plant-based diet. This is what the Independent is saying. Food production is a major contributor to climate change and it's time we start reversing that. https://www.independent.c

There are claims that a tax on red meat could prevent almost 6,000 deaths per year. Not only this, but putting people off buying meat will reduce the amount of pollution created from animal agriculture. But can politicians tell us what we are't allowed to eat? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46122227

New research shows that we need to change the way we eat if we are to be able to feed the ten billion people expected to be on the planet. This article explains the different solutions we may have to consider if we are to reduce consumption within the next 12 years. Are you willing to change your di