I understand your argument. Thank you. > Going vegan is not going to save us, and thinking that “we need to transition to a global plant-based economy first” i

I understand your argument. Thank you. > Going vegan is not going to save us, and thinking that “we need to transition to a global plant-based economy first” i But nobody's talking about going vegan first. Not me, not the referenced article. The point is we need to do not one, not two, but many things to reverse the trend. Solving fossil fuels alone is not enough, going vegan alone (first) is not enough ... the system needs many adjustements to achieve the balance [0]. The animal agriculture problem is on the table and because of it's scale it's something that should not be ignored. The current (political) trend is to talk about the fossil fuels and only fossil fuels. Changing our (western) diets can be uncomfortable, maybe scary, but something that should be done (please read the climatehealer's paper). [0] https://drawdown.org/solutions https://drawdown.org/solutions - although drawdown project underestimates animal agriculture's impact, it has some good ideas how many things need to change to move forward and shows the scale of the problem