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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2021 · 51 MIN

World Leaders at COP26 Urged to Go Meatless Every Day for Climate

from The Truth Files with Jane Velez-Mitchell · host Jane Velez-Mitchell

BREAKING NEWS: World leaders converge on COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland to tackle the climate crisis! But, one easily adopted solution is being ignored: Go Meatless Every Day! Former Cattle Rancher turned vegan activist and Rowdy Girl Sanctuary founder Renee King-Sonnen is urging everyone to JUST DO IT! Musician Moby is also urging leaders to sign the Plant Based Treaty, which calls for a cultural and economic shift to plant based food. You can sign at PlantBasedTreaty.org. Meanwhile, Climate Healers' Dr. Sailesh Rao and vegan journalist Jill Carnegie report for us from COP26 in Glasgow on whether world leaders, like Prince Charles, are doing enough. Prince Charles says he now doesn't eat meat and fish?on?two days each week and doesn't eat any dairy products on another day.???Are these half measures enough? And… what's the COP26 menu? Does it include meat and fish or are the world leaders trying to solve climate change being served a low-carbon-footprint, 100% plant-based diet? Journalist/ NYTimes bestselling author Jane Velez-Mitchell moderates this extraordinary talk!

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