
Marion Bazzoli
Best reads of the month - February 2021

Here is a subjective list of February’s top news and articles about veganism, animals and the environment. Enjoy your reading!
Debunking the myth about soy and deforestation:
A petition asking the EU to reject a new amendment going against plant-based milk:
On the 12th March 2021, do not forget to attend the Global Forest Summit:
https://www.globalforestsummit.org/
Livekindly wrote an article on mindfulness and sustainability ̶ I had to share this article since I have been practising mindfulness meditation for almost 3 years now!
https://www.livekindly.co/mindfulness-sustainability-how-to-practice/
About vegan certification and the four most frequent ones (tip: in France the #1 is the V-label, and I have personally never seen the Certified Vegan label here!)
https://theveganreview.com/what-does-vegan-certification-mean-and-is-it-necessary/
An interesting summary of a new study on the psychology of flexitarians VS vegetarians ̶ and the arguments to use to entice them eating plant-based.
https://faunalytics.org/the-psychology-of-flexitarianism/
Why do people think veganism is expensive? Very good points in this article.
https://theveganreview.com/why-people-think-veganism-expensive/
Another excellent article by The Vegan Review, denouncing Nestlé’s marketing tactics.
https://theveganreview.com/nestle-vegan-kitkat-launch-child-labour-lawsuit/
UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) wrote a report, “Making peace with nature”
https://www.unep.org/interactive/making-peace-nature/
On Ecosia’s blog, an article making the connection between the loss of biodiversity and of indigenous languages ̶ and the need, of course, to protect them both.
https://blog.ecosia.org/eco-grammar/
Did you notice any other articles you enjoyed this past month? Feel free to let me know in the comments 🌱🐥🌍