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Being vegan may help us survive! I was watching a documentary "Cowspiracy" It is about eating meats may lead our life devastating impact in the end. We were often told to save water, electricity. One pound of beef consumed 2,500 gallon of water... The livestock market could be one of the causes of climate changes, livestock causes 51% of all gas emissions. Why we were not told " reduce eating meat products to save the earth"? The food industry is so huge and a lot of people who involve the field could be damaged. To keep the farmland " safe", a lot of potential wild animals are targeted to be killed officially, not only the land animal stocks but fishing industry also effected by the all untargeted animals are caught by drift nets were bi-killed, they don't recover and they do not recover quickly.. So what do we need to do? Probably eat more plant-based food is sustainable. But it is so hard to be vegan here in Japan, but my perception of food has changed after watching this documentary.

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Being vegan may help us survive!

I was watching a documentary (called) "Cowspiracy"(.) It is (was) about (how) eating meats (meat) may lead (to) our life(-threatening and) devastating impact(s) in the end (future).
We were (have) often (been) told to save water, electricity. One pound of beef consumed (consumes) 2,500 gallon of water...
The livestock market could be one of the causes of climate changes, livestock causes 51% of all gas emissions.
Why we were (we) not told " reduce eating (eat less) meat products to save the earth"? The food industry is so huge and a lot of people who (are) involve(d in) the field could be damaged. (I'm not sure what you mean here?) To keep the farmland " safe", a lot of potential wild animals are targeted to be (at risk of being) killed officially, not only the land animal(s) stocks but (the) fishing industry (is) also effected (affected) by the all untargeted animals (that are accidentally) are caught by drift nets were bi-killed (I'm not sure what you mean by bi-killed?), they don't recover and they do not recover quickly..
So what do we need to do? Probably eat more plant-based food (that) is sustainable.
But it is so hard to be (a) vegan here in Japan, but my perception of food has changed after watching this documentary.

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Being vegan may help us survive!

I was watching a documentary called "Cowspiracy." It is about how eating meats may eventually lead to a our life devastating impact on the environment in the end.
We were are often told to save water, and electricity. One pound of beef consumed uses 2,500 gallons of water...
The livestock market could be one of the causes of climate changes. Livestock causes (OR: "creates") 51% of all gas emissions.
Why are we were not told to " reduce eating meat products to save the earth"? The food industry is so huge and a lot of people who involved in (OR: "working in") the field could be damaged be harmed/get hurt. To keep the farmland " safe", a lot of potential wild animals are targeted to be killed officially. Not only the land animal stocks population (OR: "cattle industry") but the fishing industry is also affected by the all the untargeted wild animals that are caught by drift nets and accidentally were bi-killed. They don't recover and they do not recover quickly if they recover at all..
So what do we need to do? Probably Eating more plant-based food is probably more sustainable.
But It is so hard to be vegan here in Japan, but my perception of food has changed after watching this documentary.

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よく頑張りましたね。私も一度「Cowspiracy」を見たことがあります。Keep working hard on your journal entries!

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