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Festë Isufi
Born on 28.11.1994
Student of BNI13 at HAMK IB
Major: Global Marketing
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BYCM activist, SM involvement
From: Kosovo
Interests:
Social Media Marketing
Media Production
Climate Change
Nataliya Zadorozhnaya
Born on 21.07.1995
Student of BNI13 at HAMK IB
Major: Global Marketing
From: Russia
Interests: Social Media
Photography
Veganism
Why did I go vegetarian?
* Cows must consume 16 pounds of vegetation in order to convert them into 1 pound of flesh. Raising animals for food consumes more than half of all water used in the U.S. It takes 2,500 gallons of water to produce a pound of meat but only 25 gallons to produce a pound of wheat.
* Producing just one hamburger uses enough fossil fuel to drive a SMALL CAR 32 km.
#PlantBasedLifestyle
A typical pig factory generates the same amount of raw waste as a city of 12,000 people. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, raising animals for food is the number-one source of water POLLUTION
Of all agricultural land in the U.S., 87 percent is used to raise animals for food. That’s 45 percent of the total land mass in the U.S. About 260 MILLION acres of U.S. forest have been cleared to create cropland to produce feed for animals raised for food. The meat industry is directly responsible for 85 percent of all soil erosion in the U.S.
To produce one pound of
animal protein vs.
one pound of soy protein,
it takes about
12 times as much land,
13 times as much fossil fuel, and
15 times as much water.
Why I didn't go vegan?
Adopting a vegetarian diet is a powerful way to prevent heart disease.
Vegetarian diet may
cut your chances of
developing heart disease by
32%
Plant foods are low in saturated fat and
contain no cholesterol
INDICATORS of dirty energy:
- Air pollution
- Land (soil) pollution
- Harmful impacts on health
- Water pollution (as well as underground water pollution)
- Improper usage of water sources – direct impact to climate change
- Energy waste (ash, nuclear waste)
- Waste of energy sources
False solutions:
Biofuels
Carbon Capture Storage (CCS)
Nuclear
Shale gas / gas
Biomass (co-firing)
Hydropower
Clean energy
Renewable Resources
Wind power
Tidal power
Wave power
Solar power
Every hour,
4 Million tons of CO2 are emitted
Every hour 24 million plastic bottles wasted
Every hour
45 millions plastic bags wasted
Every hour,
10,000 people join the global population
Every hour,
3 species go extinct
(1000x faster than natural rates)
Every hour,
1,500 hectares of forests are cut
Dirty energy
There
is
no
such
thing
as
clean coal