Adopt a plant-based diet

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There is global scientific consensus: making the transition to a plant-based diet, such as whole grains, seeds and nuts, legumes (beans, peas, lentils, soy derivatives), fruits and vegetables, is one of the most effective ways you can slow climate change, rein in habitat loss, and regenerate the health of our planet.

With 58% of our food emissions coming from animal products, consider taking the steps to go vegan. The Vegan Society has created an easy-to-use app that will guide you through your vegan journey.

Graph showing the emissions associated with various types of food

Next steps

As well as giving your body a change, understanding the impact on the environment can be a bit of an eyeopener. Use this handy tool to calculate your diet’s carbon footprint.

It’s an age-old conversation about getting children to eat their vegetables – but now there’s support. Get your kids to develop veggie-loving habits with Eat Them to Defeat Them. The Vegan Society has created an easy-to-use app that will guide you through your vegan journey.