Environment

We already knew the Papa Johns Vegan Works was a winner for animals, but research shows it’s a better choice for the planet, too.

Scottish GPs, nutritionists, and plant-based health professionals have joined PETA in urging NHS Scotland to switch to vegan catering in hospitals.

Every time we consume meat, eggs, or dairy, we directly harm animals and contribute to the climate crisis.

Along with a host of big names, we’re asking COP26 to adopt the Plant Based Treaty to combat the climate crisis.

From Glasgow to London, PETA joined COP26 marches to urge people to go vegan to help combat climate change.

At COP26 and beyond, we must face the facts: raising animals for food is destroying the planet.

You can’t be a meat-eating environmentalist.

Chicken farms use vast amounts of natural resources and cause catastrophic damage to the environment, driving habitat loss, pollution, and climate change.

PETA has asked COP26 President Alok Sharma to skip showering from now until the conference to help offset the environmental damage caused by the non-vegan menu.

Serving meat while trying to fight climate change would be like serving beer at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.