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The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Met Gala, one of the most talked about events of the year, is going to go fully vegan this year for the first time ever!

As you may have already heard, the UN has released its newest climate change report last week and things aren’t looking so great, to say the least.

Today is World Elephant Day! We always knew that elephants were awesome, but just how awesome? Here are some elephacts (Prepare to have your trunk blown away!)

The city of Berkeley, California has recently passed a resolution to cut the amount of meat and dairy it serves by 50% in the next three years. This means that the city will strive to serve vegan meals at its various facilities including jails, summer camps, senior centers and more. 

Phytochemicals are compounds that occur naturally in plants. Many offer health benefits.

In veganism, it’s a diet that combines the concepts of veganism and raw foodism. It excludes food cooked at a temperature above 48°C (118°F).

Omega-3 and Omega-6 are two families of unsaturated fatty acids which the human body is unable to create on its own. So where can we find them?

A scientific study suggests the greenhouse gas emissions used in the production of plant-based milks are lower than for dairy milk. But which milk has the smallest impact on the planet?

Soaking and sprouting beans and legumes is a simple, time-tested practice that offers huge nutritional benefits. You can do this with almost any unsliced grains, seeds, legumes or nuts.