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Dr.Blockstein joins SEE Advisory Board
For Release 9/13/23 Contact: demarines@sustainableeartheating.org Climate Scientist Joins Sustainable Earth Eating Advisory Board Washington, DC – Sustainable Earth Eating’s (SEE) Chair Edgar Ndjatou announced that David E. Blockstein, PhD, Co-Director, Worldwide...
SEE September Newsletter
Meat Packing injuries…Your dinner might be costing someone an arm and a leg, research shows As we celebrated Labor Day, it is pertinent to know some workers suffer mightily providing U.S. consumers meat and food, according to data from government and academia, said...
Sustainable Earth Eating Digest – 8-23-23
Study Dispels Myth That Animal Foods are Needed to Meet Global Protein Requirements A recent study for the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies by Nelson Huber-Disla reports that although we have a bad habit of conflating protein with animal foods, in...
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Dr.Blockstein joins SEE Advisory Board
For Release 9/13/23 Contact: demarines@sustainableeartheating.org Climate Scientist Joins Sustainable Earth Eating Advisory Board Washington, DC – Sustainable Earth Eating’s (SEE) Chair Edgar Ndjatou announced that David E. Blockstein, PhD, Co-Director, Worldwide...
Vegan Butter Cookie Recipe
Ingredients you’ll need to make vegan butter cookies: To make these easy Vegan Butter Cookies you’ll just need 4 simple ingredients: Vegan Butter Organic Cane Sugar Flour Vanilla Extract Easy Vegan Butter Cookies (4 Ingredients!) | ICanYouCanVegan
Vegan Black Bean Burger Recipe
ingredients you’ll need Black beans: It’s no surprise these black beans call for…you guessed it – black beans! We opted for one 15 ounce can of black beans to make prep quick and effortless, but feel free to substitute 1 3/4 cups of black beans cooked from dry....
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At Sustainable Earth Eating (SEE), we are dedicated to raising awareness of how individual food choices impact the planet’s climate. The effect of animal agriculture on the environment is both extreme and unsustainable. It not only adversely affects our environment but also increases food insecurity across the globe. Join the SEE team and take action today to halt further degradation of our climate and prevent future starvation.
Meat Consumption Is Hurting Our Planet
Do You Really Need Meat?
Animal agriculture is one of the leading contributors to climate change, taking up 80% of the world’s land area but only contributing to 20% of the global supply of calories. Most Americans consume more protein from meat than nutrition experts recommend. Renowned chef Alain Ducasse states, “Vegetable protein is more than enough to satisfy the nutritional needs of an individual.” Clearly, we don’t need as much meat as we’re consuming.
A staggering 70 billion animals are raised annually for human consumption, taking up 80% of global agricultural land. Furthermore, 16% of global freshwater is dedicated to growing livestock. With the demand for meat and dairy products expected to rise, we are placing a massive burden on Earth’s finite resources.
The solution to this looming environmental crisis is to shift to plant-based meals as much as possible. Why kill an animal for a burger when you can get one made from plants that are just as tasty and better for you?
A Healthier Alternative
“Let thy food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”
– Hippocrates
Plant-based diets have been proven to offer numerous health benefits. Plants are rich in fiber, which can help lower cholesterol, stabilize blood sugar, and promote good bowel health. Additionally, a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains reduces the risk of cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and mental illnesses.
Leading medical expert Dr. Neal Barnard emphasizes that “A plant-based diet is not only the easiest and healthiest way to lose weight and keep it off, but all the ‘side effects’ are good ones. It’s a powerful way to turn conditions such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, or type 2 diabetes around.”
Be a Superhero!
The best part about shifting to a plant-based diet is knowing your diet choices protect the environment. Turning ranch land into forests will mitigate the effects of climate change and create new habitats and reduce water pollution. You don’t need to have a cape to be a superhero—you just need to choose to switch to delicious and healthy vegetables!
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Dr.Blockstein joins SEE Advisory Board
For Release 9/13/23 Contact: demarines@sustainableeartheating.org Climate Scientist Joins Sustainable Earth Eating Advisory Board Washington, DC – Sustainable Earth Eating’s (SEE) Chair Edgar Ndjatou announced that David E. Blockstein, PhD, Co-Director, Worldwide...
Vegan Butter Cookie Recipe
Ingredients you’ll need to make vegan butter cookies: To make these easy Vegan Butter Cookies you’ll just need 4 simple ingredients: Vegan Butter Organic Cane Sugar Flour Vanilla Extract Easy Vegan Butter Cookies (4 Ingredients!) | ICanYouCanVegan
Vegan Black Bean Burger Recipe
ingredients you’ll need Black beans: It’s no surprise these black beans call for…you guessed it – black beans! We opted for one 15 ounce can of black beans to make prep quick and effortless, but feel free to substitute 1 3/4 cups of black beans cooked from dry....
