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  "Together, governments, industries, and individuals can curtail climate change. Our personal choices wield remarkable influence—reducing emissions, safeguarding ecosystems—a collective journey toward a sustainable, resilient world." Michael Corthell   Global warming , driven primarily by human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, industrial processes, and most notably animal agriculture, poses one of the most pressing challenges of our time. While large-scale policy changes and technological advancements are essential in combating this issue, every individual can also play a crucial role in mitigating global warming. By making mindful choices and adopting sustainable practices in our daily lives, we can collectively contribute to reducing carbon emissions and safeguarding our planet for future generations. Here are some top ways the average person can help mitigate global warming: 1. Energy Conservation and Efficiency One of the most effective ste

"Nourishing the planet starts on your plate. Embrace the simplicity of a plant-based diet, nurturing both your well-being and the Earth's resilience with every mindful bite." Michael Corthell In the ongoing battle against climate change, individuals around the world are seeking effective ways to make a meaningful impact. One solution that stands out as both accessible and impactful is adopting a plant-based diet. The United Nations experts assert that this dietary shift holds the potential to play a crucial role in fighting climate change, with a major report on land use and climate change indicating that the West's excessive consumption of meat and dairy products contributes significantly to global warming. The Environmental Toll of Meat and Dairy Consumption The connection between our dietary choices and the environment has never been more evident. The consumption of meat and dairy, particularly in the Western world, has been identified as a significant driver of cl

Michael Corthell for The Vegan Project   It now looks like the bible was indeed correct, saying in Genesis that Adam and Eve held dominion over "every living thing," over beasts as unmanageable as lions and whales, and forces as terrifying as plague, famine, and drought. Now, thousands of years later, some of the world's most respected scientists are saying that this dominion is now complete .  Despite the Bible's claim of dominion, today's reality reveals a darker picture. Thousands of years later, renowned scientists warn that humanity's unchecked dominance has led to dire consequences. We bear the burden of responsibility for the damage inflicted upon every living thing, from majestic beasts to devastating plagues, famines, and droughts. Human activities have had so much impact that we have become a "force of nature" as a species. Humans are transforming the land, the water, and even the atmosphere of Earth more rapidly and at a greater scale t