Meat Free Monday
Having a Meat Free Monday every week is a simple way to start making a difference in the world. The more people who join in, the more we help slow climate change and make the planet a better place. http://www.supportmfm.org
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June 2009.
 
Maria

Maria I´m a VEG, but great idea, and great way of encouraging friends!

Yesterday at 6:07am · Report
Ildikó Koltainé Romvári

Ildikó Koltainé Romvári Yes, let's make the planet a better place. Peace and Love.

Yesterday at 5:23am · Report
Meat Free Monday

Meat Free Monday A note on user etiquette after some unpleasant comments from non-MFM fans (why do they join?). We're here to foster productive debate about reducing our meat intake and lowering emissions. Anything else is a distraction. We're not into censorship but respectfully ask you not to use offensive language or get too aggress...ive. If you do we reserve the right to delete and you can reserve the right to join another group ;)

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Yesterday at 1:45am
Thomas Lupo
Thomas Lupo
Thanks for being there
Do unto others does not mean just people it means all life forms!
Yesterday at 4:29pm
Michiel Glorius

Michiel Glorius Does meat free tuesday count too? :p

Wed at 1:58pm · Report
Judy
Judy
everyday
Thu at 3:55pm
Dani Calder

Dani Calder On the 5th December, The Wave will be descending across the UK as people from all over will be taking part in Climate Change marches leading up to the talks in Copenhagen a couple days later. Is Meat Free Monday going to be taking part? and if anyone from here is interested please come along to the marches in London an...d Glasgow should be a good day and is our chance to say to the EU that we want change and to look after our planet and our future whether its reducing our use of electricity,reducing air travel, using public transport more or taking part in meat free monday (or of course meat free everyday or anywhere in between)
http://www.stopclimatechaos.org/the-wave

www.stopclimatechaos.org
faq | on the day | videos | get involved! | transport | travel faq | media What's The Wave? What's the Plan? How Can I Help? How Do I Get Ther...
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Yeng Jen Chen

Yeng Jen Chen Check out this Turkey-free Thanksgiving Guide from CNN!

www.cnn.com
Going vegetarian on Thanksgiving doesn't mean forcing tofu into faux poultry or shaping legumes into meat-like blobs.
Meat Free Monday

Meat Free Monday A
Government-backed report in The Lancet suggests the UK should be
cutting livestock production by 30 per cent in order to combat climate
change and improve health. Part-funded by the Dept of Health, "Health
andClimate Change" says a decrease in livestock production would naturally reducemeat consumption in the UK, and go ...a long way towards helping the UK meet its commitment
to a 50 per cent cut in harmful emissions by 2030. How will the
livestock industry react to the scientists finding a reduced meat diet
is not only more sustainable but a lot more healthy? See the full story here http://supportmfm.org/news/?p=579

www.thelancet.com
The Lancet is the world's leading general medical journal and specialty journals in Oncology, Neurology and Infectious Diseases. Available online first. Free registration.
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Meat Free Monday

Meat Free Monday India's environment minister has suggested the world follow its example and give up beef to reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions. The livestock industry argues we'll need more meat as populous countries such as India become more powerful. But with 80 per cent of India’s population of 1.1 billion forbidden from eatin...g beef, and 30 per cent wholly vegetarian, it seems the meat-free ball is in the west's court...

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Wed at 8:21am
Michael Timothy Shawn Ball
Michael Timothy Shawn Ball
let's see it takes more land to produce meat to feed far less people, then if we were to grow crops on the same land, which would feed far more people. hmmmmmmmm....
Seems like simple math to me!
Wed at 11:58am
Meat Free Monday

Meat Free Monday Sounds delicious! Anyone else got a favourite to share? What about some recommendations for newcomers, the meals that will make them look forward to Mondays with salivating delight? Frankly I don't know what the Bangles and Boomtown Rats were on about ;)

November 24 at 4:39am
Debbie Thomas
Debbie Thomas
Tofu diced and marinated in tamari, stir-fried with nori and pumpkin seeds, salad side dish
Wed at 5:20pm
Terry Childs

Terry Childs Had a good Meat Free Monday yesterday - finished out with a spicy tomato penne and rocket :-)

November 24 at 12:51am · Report
Yeng Jen Chen

Yeng Jen Chen Have a healthy Gentle Thanksgiving!

well.blogs.nytimes.com
Martha Rose Shulman offers five Recipes for Health for your Thanksgiving table.
Perdita Umundum

Perdita Umundum if one takes in account, how intelligently animals and plants are filled with extraordinary skills and healing abilities, a man only can devote to it and be in gratitude!

November 23 at 9:27am · Report
Jessie Hewitson

Jessie Hewitson I eat meat but not too much, and I think animals should be thought of as more than just food. In her autobiography though Sarah Palin says “If any vegans came over for dinner, I could whip them up a salad, then
explain my philosophy on being a carnivore: If God had not intended for
us to eat animals, how come He made the...m out of meat?” On
the basis of this infallible logic she is clearly a cannibal and I would not be going round hers for dinner anytime soon

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November 23 at 8:12am · Report
Pam Eden
November 23 at 9:16am
Syafrin Djohan
Syafrin Djohan
If God had not intended Sarah Palin to be humiliated, how come He made her out of stupid?
Wed at 8:39am