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And the best and most productive way to stand for trees is to adopt a plant-based diet. These forests are being felled at an alarming rate to provide grazing land or grow fodder crops for farm animals.
If everyone ends their dependency on animal foods, the forests could be left in peace.
It’s that simple 🙂
I completely agree. This can also stimulate the economy. I studied a accounting and economics in college and wrote a thesis on environmental accounting. If majority of the people in the U.S. went plant based, U.S. trade could increase by about 800 million dollars.
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Reblogged this on charles1958 and commented:
This video and blog are great, just listen and read.
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Great video, great blog, thanks for sharing this, I think I know many people who will like this, so will re-blog it, and share it on my other links. Interestingly enough, here increasingly cattle farms are being sold and rehabilitated into nature reserves, with their original vegetation reintroduced, and the animal life as well. This is causing some problems though as previously disadvantaged peoples are complaining that they are not getting better land to live on and farm, which leads to poaching, and other problems. It seems that nothing in our complicated lives is easy, and with out problems. Best wishes and blessings, Charles.
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Yes, even here there has to be a way to do things, that helps the earth and all the peoples that live in the area. I think there are people out there that are trying to redistribute land and wealth in a more equitable way, maybe these models will slow take over and save the planet. Best wishes and blessings, Charles, 🙂
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Yes, you’re right. We need our trees and plants in order to breathe, and that is far more important than eating animals!
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