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Aprox. 25%of greenhousegasses comes from cattlefarming
The production of meat takes 6 to 36 pounds of vegetable food,
and 50 to a 100 times more water.
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Vegan food is best for people, animals and the envirnment.
GO GREEN GO VEGAN START WITH VEGAN AGRICULTURE
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