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Heat waves are shattering records across Europe—summer of “22-- leading to 1,000’s of heat-related deaths.

Temperatures surpassed 104 degrees in London.
Scorching temperatures afflicted nations from Portugal to Poland.

Wildfires have raged in Portugal, Spain, France, Croatia, and Greece.

The same heatwave put over 100 million Americans under heat advisories, setting record highs in Boston and much of the Northeast.

Dallas suffered 35 days of triple-digit heat in June and July alone. These heat domes and wildfires are no longer "one-off” events. We are in a climate emergency.

Half-measures will not work. We simply cannot reverse climate change with solar panels and wind turbines alone.

The Washington Post reported on July 22, 2022 in their Voraciously column, that “Animal foods are the biggest greenhouse gas emitters, by a long shot. Depending on …source, animal foods make up well over half of our global diet’s climate impact.”

And within the category--beef is the single biggest dietary contributor to climate change. According to the World Resources Institute, if cattle were a country, they would be the third-largest emitter, behind only China and the United States.

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that climate change will result in about 250,000 deaths annually between 2030 and 2050.

Reduce the impact of climate change and save countless lives by just choosing to shift to a plant-based diet, at least for some meals. If 200 million people choose “Meatless Mondays,” the impact would be huge and over time, massive! And the best part—your new diet is not just healthier for the planet, it’s better for you too!

Join us in advocating policies within federal agencies that will mitigate climate change, correct misleading data on Greenhouse Gas (GG) emissions, and eliminate the use of federal public lands for grazing that destroys natural habitats. We also advocate for greater diet research funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). None of these efforts requires new legislation.