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For generations India’s farmers have relied on its arrival, but monsoon changes suggest a hotter and less predictable world.
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The pandemic has put pressure on many families, but vegan community fridges and mutual aid groups are offering some relief.
The post These Vegan Community Fridges Are Fighting Food Insecurity appeared first on PETA.
Read moreGet your glass of oat milk ready—you’ll want to satisfy your cookie cravings after reading this.
The post Can’t Get to the Bakery? These Fab Vegan Cookies Are at Your Grocer’s appeared first on PETA.
Read moreVeggie Grill, Native Foods, Cinnaholic, and others are making vegan food mainstream. Find out if there are locations near you.
The post Vegan Fast Food Is Fabulous: Check Out These Chains appeared first on PETA.
Read moreThe best seafood dishes are ones that are fish-free—here are some of our favorites.
The post Restaurants’ Vegan Seafood Dishes That Are off the Hook appeared first on PETA.
Read moreThis year gave us a vegan fast-food wave and too many new plant-based jerky options to count. So, what will 2021 bring? Discover our top predictions!
The post 15 Vegan Trends to Keep an Eye Out For in 2021 appeared first on PETA.
Read morePizza Hut, Jack in the Box, Dairy Queen, and so many other fast-food chains added vegan options in 2020, which means eating vegan has never been easier.
The post One Good Thing 2020 Gave Us: All These New Vegan Fast-Food Options appeared first on PETA.
Read moreLike them or loathe them, advertisements are everywhere. And they’re worsening the climate crisis, say social scientists.
The post Advertisements harm the planet, researchers say appeared first on Climate News Network.
How we eat causes dangerous climate heating. It’s time to change not only our diet, but the entire global food system.
The post Food system causes one third of greenhouse gases appeared first on Climate News Network.
The world’s trees can build cities, devour carbon and feed developing countries’ small farmers. It’s time to branch out.
The post Climate crisis finds ample answers in world’s trees appeared first on Climate News Network.