Following in the tradition of The Great American Smokeout, the Meatout encourages us to kick the meat habit.  Quitting meat altogether may not interest you, so maybe avoiding it one day a week, or two or three meals a week or only March 20th would be more feasible.  Any way you shake it, cutting back or eliminating meat in our diets will make us and our planet healthier. 

I encourage you to find a meatout event to visit.  This link will show you all the events in your area.  If you are unable to attend an event, you can certainly go it alone to achieve the same result.
http://www.meatout.org/events/mevents.htm

This is the link for the Meatout mainsite.
http://www.meatout.org/home.htm


Author Information -  During his spare time Eric writes for and maintains wannaveg.com. For his day job he works for an electronics company in San Diego, CA. Eric has been a vegetarian for about 10 years and believes that going 'green' and reducing meat consumption go hand-in-hand.


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Comment by Jackie FordNo Gravatar Subscribed to comments via email
2007-03-21 05:42:01

Great to see you promoting the Meatout. Every day for me is meatout and has been for nearly 40 years.

There is such a variety of foodstuffs with no animal products included it should be easy to do it at least one day a week with the added bonus of helping towards saving the planet.

Happy Meatouts :)

Comment by ericNo Gravatar Subscribed to comments via email
2007-03-21 07:05:23

Jackie,
I just took a look at your website, I am impressed by the amount of vegan recipes you have listed.

We think that going vegetarian at least one day a week is a reasonable way to impact a positive change (planet, health, etc) without people having to change their entire lives.

Thank you for reading and posting! It is much appreciated.

 
 
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