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Trade in your hamburger for a bicycle once a week

Meatless Mondays (it's a real thing)

7 reasons to go meatless one day a week (+ a day of meal ideas to get you started)Going meatless, even just once to a few times a week, can make an amazing impact on your health. You don’t have to cut all animal products…

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The Downside of “Alternative Meat” That No One’s Talking AboutThere's a whole lot of buzz about plant-based meats. Find out if alternative meats really are the healthier option for you—and the planet.

What Would Happen If an Entire Country Suddenly Went Vegan?It would mean a whole lot more than just a change in diet.

10 Benefits Of Having One Meat-Free Day A WeekSheerLuxe.com is an online lifestyle magazine featuring news and views on the latest and most desirable fashion, beauty, wellness and lifestyle products, brands and goods on offer.

What Would Happen If Everyone Stopped Eating Meat One Day a Week?Skipping meat one day a week has benefits for our planet, health, and wallet. Here's why you might want to consider "Meatless Monday."

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What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Vegetarian During The WeekIf you're considering becoming flexitarian, or eating a meat-free diet at least part of the time, there's good news: it seems to have health benefits. A study in Nutrients in 2014, for instance, found that in comparison to fully omnivorous people,…

Meatless Mondays Are Useless. Here’s Why. | 1 Million WomenMeat production has a catastrophic impact on our planet and Meatless Mondays just doesn’t cut the beef.

Plant-based burgers aren’t a health food. That’s a good thingThe point is to get people to stop eating meat, not fix their diets.

Trade in Your Hamburger for a Bicycle Once a Week

Ditching the car for walking or biking just one day a week cuts carbon footprintSwapping the car for walking, cycling and e-biking even just one day a week makes a significant impact on personal carbon emissions in cities.

Get on your bike: Active transport makes a significant impact on carbon emissionsCycling, e-biking or walking can help tackle the climate crisis—even if you swap the car for active transport just one day a week—according to a new study led by researchers from the University of Oxford's Transport Studies Unit.

www.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-02-02-get-your-bike-active-transport-makes-significant-impact-carbon-emissions

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