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I always try to carry my water bottle instead of single-use plastic water bottles. And I make my coffee at home to avoid buying one that comes in a disposable coffee cup or with a straw.

I am always eating very little meat, but I am not a vegan. I also do milk every day. I am not sure if I can change this. And I do not think drinking almond milk for example instead is something helping global warming, unless you make it yourself.

Today I was thinking about how to eat vegan, and what you can eat. Because then you cannot do milk, eggs, butter either. Does fish belong in the category? Well I decided I can still do milk but stay away from any meat. Have to start somewhere.

Voluntary family planning is too often ignored as a means to lower carbon emissions. But by making reproductive technologies more freely available, we can reduce global population — and human-caused emissions — in a manner that is consistent with personal liberties. Family planning where we all help keep down our total numbers is off course an...

Methane production is a big carbon dioxide producers and a particularly potent greenhouse gas — with more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over a 20-year time span. This comes from for example dairy cows and from cattle farms that produce meat. And so those farmers and everyone else in the supply chain need to be aware and help...