Norway's Military Does Meatless Mondays for the Climate

Meatless Mondays - Signs of change are appearing in the United States military as well.

by Liz Pleasant, YES! Magazine

The “Meatless Mondays” campaign was originally thought up to support the war effort during World War I, but now a modern army is using it to fight an even bigger battle—the one against climate change.

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Norway's Military Does Meatless Mondays for the Climate
06/02/2014
YES Magazine
Meatless Mondays - Signs of change are appearing in the United States military as well. by Liz Pleasant, YES! Magazine The “Meatless Mondays” campaign was originally thought up to... read more
Norway's Military Does Meatless Mondays for the Climate
06/02/2014
YES Magazine
Meatless Mondays - Signs of change are appearing in the United States military as well. by Liz Pleasant, YES! Magazine The “Meatless Mondays” campaign was originally thought up to... read more