Eating Animals raises a lot of questions about our food system, and you may also be interested in some answers.
The resources provided below relate to the range of issues explored by the film, including animal welfare, health, the environment, and other concerns.
You’ll find a series of curated links, with introductory information, individual ways to take action, and ideas for making a broader impact.
So dig in to what you’re curious about, what you care about, and what you can do to eat more sustainably—no matter what’s on your mind or on your plate.
Start a Meatless Monday campaign – Bring Meatless Monday to your community, school, workplace, restaurant or organization.
LEARN MOREDiscover a wealth of delicious recipes, meal plans and information to make Eating Veg easy and empowering.
LEARN MORESee how your meat consumption compares with the rest of the world—you may be surprised. And find out how various ways of being a reducetarian—someone who reduces the amount of meat in their diet—can make a difference.
LEARN MOREResearch on the effects of eating less meat and more plants for the heart, cholesterol, brain, and longevity.
LEARN MOREWhether or not meat, eggs, and milk are factory-farmed vs. produced with higher-welfare standards can have a significant effect on their nutritional content.
LEARN MORETips for meat and dairy eaters to eat greener.
LEARN MOREAddressing the large scale environmental damage of large scale meat production.
LEARN MOREHow factory farming negatively affects climate, air and water quality, and more.
LEARN MOREWhat would food labels look like if they showed us how much damage to water, wildlife, and climate came with each serving?
LEARN MOREWhether you call it a CAFO (concentrated animal feeding operation), factory farm, intensive livestock operation, or confinement agriculture, it harms not only the unnaturally confined animals but also the people in nearby homes, parks, and schools who may suffer from contamination and health problems. These guidelines show how to bring neighbors and community members together to fight factory farming pollution.
LEARN MOREFree-range, cage-free, all natural…what does it all mean, and how do these claims impact animal welfare?
LEARN MOREYou may not be aware of common conditions for dairy cows, “free range” poultry, and birds producing “cage free” eggs.
LEARN MORENot all humane food labels are created equal. This printable pocket guide shows which meat, dairy, and egg labels have the highest standards and which ones are highly misleading.
LEARN MOREInterested in supporting charities found to produce the greatest gains for animals? You can donate to one of these top-reviewed organizations or to a combined fund supporting several.
LEARN MOREWhy should you be concerned about antibiotic use in food animals? Check out these infographics on antibiotic resistance—what it is, how it spreads, and the scary consequences
LEARN MORESee how your favorite fast-food restaurant chain stacks up in terms of antibiotic-use practices, according to a 2017 report.
LEARN MOREWhat are the differences between sustainable agriculture and industrial agriculture? Here are 13 major points of distinction.
LEARN MOREFrom shopping for groceries to finding a restaurant to figuring out what to order off the menu, apps can make sustainable choices simpler.
LEARN MOREWhat to ask at the farmers market or the grocery store to help you buy sustainably raised food and support sustainable farmers.
LEARN MOREWatch featured videos on the emerging science, technology, and business of plant-based innovation.
LEARN MOREPlant-based protein sources include beans, nuts, quinoa, hemp seeds, soy products, pea protein, and other new forms being developed by food-focused startups. What are some of their advantages?
LEARN MORELooking for healthier, more sustainable meals at work? Check out this 5-step guide to start advocating for meat reduction in your workplace.
LEARN MOREIf you’re an employee looking to make a change in your workplace menus, this guide will help you convince decision makers that meat reduction is a critical need for the company.
LEARN MOREInvest in more sustainable farming practices and higher welfare standards by getting involved with the Farm Animal Investment Risk & Return (FAIRR) network.
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