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Factory Farming: Animal Abuse AND Human Health Hazard

September 20, 2021September 21, 2021 Rick 259 Views 0 Comments animal, animal agriculture, animals, awareness, cdc, coronavirus, covid-19, disease, diseases, fact, factory farming, facts, farm, go vegan, livestock, pandemic, plant based, plant-based diet, risk, stop eating animals, vegan, virus, zoonotic

75% of new and emerging diseases are transmitted through contact with animals, according to the CDC. That includes pandemics like

Staying Centered in a Changed World

August 29, 2021September 21, 2021 Rick 241 Views 0 Comments animal agriculture, change, climate, climate change, climate crisis, coronavirus, covid-19, delta, different, factory farming, go vegan, hockey, homeless, human rights, ice hockey, la kings, mask, masked up, masks, pandemic, plant based, roaring 20s, staples center, Sunday reflection, vaccine, vegan, voting rights

I drove the same route I’ve always driven, but little else was the same in my first visit to Staples

Earth Day and You

April 22, 2021April 24, 2021 Rick 530 Views 0 Comments change, climate change, climate crisis, climate emergency, cowspiracy, deforestation, earth, Earth Day, eat plants, ecology, environment, factory farming, global warming, go vegan, land, mother earth, ocean, plant based, plant-based diet, plastic, pollution, recycle, save our planet, save the earth, save the planet, seaspiracy, sustainability, vegan

It’s not just social justice and policing that are in need of radical systemic change. For the sake of Earth,

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Vibrant NRGizer: Naomi Hallum

December 14, 2020January 13, 2021 Rick 307 Views 0 Comments activist, animal agriculture, charity, coronavirus, covid-19, dairy free, donate, factory farming, give, go vegan, million-dollar vegan, nonprofit, pandemic, plant based, plant-based diet, take pandemics off the menu, vegan, vegan community, vegan inspiration, vegan life, vegan lifestyle, vegan love, veganhockeyplayer, vegans of instagram, vibrantNRG

Naomi Alicia Hallum is driving 35 hours back home this weekend from Tennessee to Santa Barbara. She made the drive