Another good point. Reminds me of the plains of Mongolia where its fairly hard to grow certain crops.
Sure, in those regions where its hard to survive without commodifying animals, a vegan transition should be put on a backburner. On another note; if a country of roughly 300 million people would all turn vegan overnight, it'd open up the possibility of feeding another 800+ million people with the same amount of land. Which in turn would open up massive amounts of farmland to be recovered back into forests seeing as the animal agriculture industry is the nr.1 cause of deforestation worldwide.
In short: world hunger could end twice over with the correct approach and distribution. That's, ofcourse, assuming the authorities have good intentions which is never the case.
Yeah, I heard the prices of vegan products in the U.K. are dropping slightly due to the enormous growth of plant-based british citizens.
I understand, when you're drunk it's hard ro resist. Been there
