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Britons should turn vegetarian to help beat global warming, according to one of the world’s top experts on climate change.
Lord Stern said methane emissions from cows and pigs were putting ‘enormous pressure’ on the world.
The peer, who wrote an...
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Activists from the AnimaNaturalist group, having their bodies drawn with parts of animals usually eaten by humans, perform during the so-called Day Without Meat in downtown Santiago, Thursday, March 19, 2009. The performance was organized to promote a...
