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Why Serving Meat at a Climate Conference Is a Problem
Reducing meat consumption should be at the top of every world leader's climate agenda—but it's not. And the more we ignore the problem, the larger it grows.
Climate•4 min read
Mia MacDonald
Mia is the executive director of Brighter Green, a public policy action tank in New York that works to raise awareness of and encourage policy action on issues that span the environment, animals, and sustainability.
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