Vegans
Why are more and more people giving up all food produced from animals? Mary-Ann Ochota explores if it’s natural for us to eat meat, and the impact on our health and environment.
Why are more and more people giving up all food produced from animals? Mary-Ann Ochota explores if it’s natural for us to eat meat, and the impact on our health and the environment.
She looks at how social media is helping spread the vegan message, the pros and cons of a solely plant based diet and whether eating meat today is ethical.
(Image: Selection of Vegan dishes, Credit: Shutterstock)
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Why did our ancestors eat meat?
Duration: 01:32
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- Mon 29 Jan 2018 13:32GMTΒι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ World Service except News Internet
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