#Vox nutrition m eaty how to

In my opinion, some of the most promising for shifting people toward plant-based are ones that focus on changing or reframing the options available. Hi Inasaba, thanks for hosting us! This is a great question and one that we don't have a definitive answer to yet, but there are a number of actions and policies with institutions (e.g., colleges), governments, and corporations that are being enacted or recommended by advocates these days. Jo is an adjunct professor and the research director at Faunalytics, a nonprofit that uses social science to help sustainably reduce human impacts on animals and climate.ДЄsk us anything! WeвЂ™ll start answering your questions at 11 am ET. Jo Anderson of Faunalytics ( /u/faunalytics).

#Vox nutrition m eaty how to

I recently wrote a five-part newsletter called Meat/Less about, you guessed it, how to eat less meat, with some help from Dr. Since r/ZeroWaste is running a January challenge to cut in half your dietary carbon footprint - and one of the most effective ways to do that is by reducing meat consumption - weвЂ™re here to answer any questions you might have around keeping your new less-meat habit going. Hi everyone, IвЂ™m Kenny Torrella ( /u/vox), a writer at Vox, where I cover the meat industry, the plant-based food sector, farm animal welfare, and more.

The following users have been verified for this AMA by the mod team: Kenny Torrella ( /u/vox) Doctor Jo Anderson ( /u/faunalytics)

Keeping in theme with our challenge this month, we've partnered with two experts on plant-based eating! They're here today to answer any questions you might have about the environmental impacts of our diets, on how to eat more sustainably, and more!