UK Agriculture: How pulses can help reduce carbon footprint and boost sustainability
Ways to cut the UK’s agricultural carbon footprint by 7% through swapping imported soya with pulses have been unveiled.
‘Higher welfare’? Why we need to know more about horrifying reality of how food is produced
Better education for children about nature and better food labelling would go a long way to protect the planet
‘Something is wrong when chicken and chips is cheaper than a salad’
‘Something is wrong when chicken and chips is cheaper than a salad’ - Dame Joanna Lumley Last Friday, Joanna Lumley was back at the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford talking about the love she has for all life, the challenges we face
Biodiversity Mag
Readings on the Global Impact of Industrial Animal Agriculture
January Compassionate World Blog Round Up
From news on Octopus farming, Ban Live Export Awareness Day, Danish fishermen and Puffins, to why cheap supermarket meat is killing the rainforest, plus a whole lot more… For all the animal, farming, food and environment news from May and June,
Animals and Climate Emergency
Readings on the Global Impact of Industrial Animal Agriculture
Soya import cuts could boost UK farming and reduce emissions
Increasing production of pulse crops and reducing the amount of imported soya bean meal fed to livestock, could dramatically reduce the UK’s agricultural carbon footprint, bringing a raft of other social and environmental benefits too.
For the Love of Life – Joanna Lumley in conversation with Philip Lymbery
One of Britain’s best-known actresses Dame Joanna Lumley talks about her love of life, of animals and the natural world, and about her animal welfare campaigning.
WHY ARE WE STILL BEING TOLD TO EAT MORE MEAT?
The Impact of Government-Sponsored Meat Advertising on Health, Animals and the Environment Why are we bombarded with ads for products we already consume in abundance? This question becomes even more pressing when it comes to meat. After all, eating meat is
Joanna Lumley: ‘I never minded people wolf-whistling. I always thought that was tremendous’
The actress and campaigner on how we were all tougher back in the day, her fight to end factory farming and what she sees in the mirror