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When we first started yelling about the vegetarian-diet-environment connection, the general public didn't have a clue. Energy and environment experts were in denial. Even Al Gore, famous global warming expert and author of 'An Inconvenient Truth', chose to ignore that particular truth.
But nobody can ignore an elephant in the room for long. Now, 'global warming' 'renewable energy', 'sustainability' 'non-gmo' 'permaculture' are buzz words. Green = vegetarian - or at least semi-vegetarian!
Author Michael Pollan is famous for saying "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants." It's true: Eating a plant based, vegetarian or vegan diet is the best thing you can do for the environment.