Comments by "Monica Song" (@monicasong427) on "Does nature have the right to be protected? | WILD HOPE" video.

@tanglemangle3091 In the beginning of the documentation, the 3 industries called out causing the most destruction to the environment was coal, timber, and unsustainable animal agriculture. Animal agriculture creates more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire world's transportation sector combined. (WHO, 2006) Veganism was not stated as the only solution. However, the elimination of dead animal products is the most important factor for ecological sustainability. We seldom realize the cheapest foods are also the most healthful and sustainable for the environment by consuming legumes, whole grains, vegetables, fruits, seeds, nuts, herbs & spices, and fungi.
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Rethink nuclear power. 1. No greenhouse gas emissions. 2. Most reliable source of energy. 3. According to IPCC, nuclear power is the safest and killed the least human lives.
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Please stop spreading doubt. There is no such thing as sustainably exploiting fellow animals in agriculture. Let's not wait for others to align their actions by going vegan. The greatest loss of vital native biodiversity is animal agriculture.
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Let's do our part by eliminating animal products. The loss of wild areas to animal agriculture is the leading cause of the current mass extinction of vital wildlife. Considered the most comprehensive analysis between farming and the environment, without meat and dairy consumption, global farm land use could be reduced by 75%. An area equivalent to the U.S., China, EU, and Australia combined---and still feed the world. (Source: Oxford University, 2018- Reducing foods environmental impacts through producers & consumers)
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@Xanthate1845 The exploitation of non-human animals is the most ecologically destructive. Animal agriculture creates more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire world's transportation sector combined. It is humbling that the elimination of animal products is the most effective, cheapest, healthful, and compassionate way for an ecologically sustainable environment for all.
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