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Sylke is a passionate creative doer who loves contributing to projects focused on transitioning to more plant-based food systems. She adopted a plant-based diet in 2016 after recognizing the impact of her food choices and has felt good about it ever since. Being a dedicated social scientist with a PhD in Citizen Engagement, she joined Earthsave in 2024 to help make knowledge more accessible and inclusive, ensuring that everyone is included in the shift toward plant-based food systems.

How can we continue to honour our planet after Earth Month?

How can we continue to honour our planet after Earth Month?

May 20, 2025

The New York Times recently asked a group of leading climate experts a big question—what’s the single best thing we can do for the planet—and their answers remind us that real change starts with rethinking how we live, and becoming part of a movement for change.

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"From rats hesitating at decision points to chimpanzees showing frustration after suboptimal choices, the evidence is compelling and continues to grow." We've linked to this

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"Even as farmed animals have multiplied, populations of wild animals have crashed. The two trends are deeply connected. Humans convert wildlife habitat into pastures and

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"The fishing industry is catastrophic for the environment, and it’s widely criticized for demonstrating cruelty on an incomprehensible scale. In What A Catch, Pickering subverts

New Horror Film 'What A Catch' Exposes The Fishing Industry

Tom Pickering's new short vegan horror film 'What A Catch' combines bloody scares with a critique of the fishing industry

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