Speaking
 of the United Kingdom’s already established emission goals during a 
February 3 conference, Soil Association Policy Director Lord Peter 
Melchett said that these will be met only if consumers reduce their 
intake of pork and poultry alone by at least 75%. 
Lord Melchett 
stated, “It's ludicrous … not to talk about consumption when we're 
talking about environmental sustainability.” Meanwhile, he also 
highlighted the benefits of organic farming, saying that a recently 
conducted study found that if all the farmland in the nation went 
organic, the soil could absorb 3.2 million tons of carbon, or the 
equivalent of removing nearly 1 million cars from the road. 
Our 
appreciation, Lord Melchett and Soil Association, for your encouragement
 of the transition to meat-free, organic living. May we soon herald a 
vegan world for the vibrant stability of our precious Earth.
Supreme
 Master Ching Hai has frequently advocated organic vegan farming and 
adoption of the same planet-cooling diet, as highlighted in an October 
2009 climate change conference in Formosa (Taiwan).
Supreme Master Ching Hai:
 Without the needless animal industry, not only will we gain forests, we
 can also have organic vegan farmlands to grow real, decent food for 
humans, and like the forests, these farmlands can also absorb a lot of 
heat from the atmosphere. 
And a global shift to organic vegan 
practices could mean 40% of all greenhouse gases absorbed as well, apart
 from the 50 plus percent that we eliminate through the terminating of 
the animals raising practice.
World governments could save tens 
of trillions of US dollars, tens of trillions of US dollars if everyone 
be veg and plant organic. So you see, 50% less from no more animal 
industry, 40% less carbon dioxide from organic farming, then we will be 
singing, our world will be saved.
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