I would agree with the list. But I would also add: respect the opinions of those who grow our food. Or hang on, maybe that's covered by the dignity thing.
I'm still not becoming vegan :P
Well the only one in the list that would possibly push veganism is Eat agroecologically. and that is far too complex a subject to simplify into 'veganism'. Vegetarian or vegan food choices need to be considered for their ecological impact just as much as meat and dairy eating, and by some measures (e.g. soya, or preserving fragile grazed habitats) they can come out pretty badly.
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I'm not sure what that one means:
I would agree with the list. But I would also add: respect the opinions of those who grow our food. Or hang on, maybe that's covered by the dignity thing.
Well the only one in the list that would possibly push veganism is and that is far too complex a subject to simplify into 'veganism'. Vegetarian or vegan food choices need to be considered for their ecological impact just as much as meat and dairy eating, and by some measures (e.g. soya, or preserving fragile grazed habitats) they can come out pretty badly.