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Trying Veganuary might be challenging. Here's some tips on keeping going

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By Bethany Clark
| MSN Verified
In January, some people start the year by trying to eat fewer animal products. Veganuary, as the campaign is called, began in 2014 and now attracts 25.8 million people worldwide. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest sci-tech news updates. One reason for trying Veganuary is a growing interest in acting in ways that reduce one's environmental impact. And one of the key ways to do this at an individual level is to reduce the amount of meat consumed in one's diet.
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Trying Veganuary might be challenging. Here’s some tips on keeping going

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By Bethany Clark
| Tolerance Canada
By Bethany Clark, PhD researcher in human geography, Aberystwyth University In January some people start the year by trying to eat fewer animal products. Veganuary, as the campaign is called, began in 2014 and now attracts 25.8 million people worldwide. One reason for trying Veganuary is a growing interest in Read complete article © The Conversation -
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By Bethany Clark
| The Conversation Verified
In January some people start the year by trying to eat fewer animal products. Veganuary, as the campaign is called, began in 2014 and now attracts 25.8 million people worldwide. One reason for trying Veganuary is a growing interest in that reduce one’s environmental impact. And one of the key ways to do this at an individual level is to reduce the amount of meat consumed in one’s diet.
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