What a difference a day makes (music by Moby)

"What a difference a day makes" is the title and main theme of a beautifully produced motion graphics film launched by national campaign group, Animal Aid.

If everyone in the UK committed to just one meat-free day a week, this would result in greater carbon savings than taking five million cars off the road. Reducing the amount of animal products in our diets will also help to boost our health and, of course, help to end animal suffering. What more incentive do you need? So start with Meat-Free Monday and then try Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. And dont forget to tell your friends and family!

What a difference a day makes was created by award-winning, London-based design and motion company, Taylor McKenzie (http://www.tmck.co.uk) and features Mobys iconic track, "In my heart", as the soundtrack to the film.

More info: http://www.meat-free-monday.com

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• Moby
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• animals

[youwillshitbrix]

One day is not enough but it is a beginning...

Show respect to other people, our planet and all animals!

Go vegan!

[saphira5555]

I eat soya and I run marathons go vegan!!!!!

[HariVIyer]

@shoptothecaf nobody said global warming is the cause of anything - it's a symptom of a larger problem; that is, over-consumption, which is itself a symptom of the human condition.

Corporate greed is another symptom of the human condition - you're mixing up all the issues, I'm guessing because you've read too much about conspiracy theories and played too much Deus Ex.

Yes, people in power will try to stay in power, and sometimes go to unscrupulous means to do so. That's life, it's no secret.

[HariVIyer]

@shoptothecaf I wasn't talking about global warming - was talking about the simple laws of conservation of mass & energy, and how they relate to the food chain.

You don't need to take a class in logic and rhetoric to know that energy is lost at each level of the food chain. I'm not saying that eating meat does or doesn't lead to global warming, just saying that it's inefficient, and thus inherently flawed.

Also, corporations are only empowered through individuals - your logic is flawed.

[shoptothecaf]

@OurBenefactors actually faggots are very tasty.

[shoptothecaf]

@loveganboycott zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz­z

[shoptothecaf]

@stuntcat666 of course vegans are the most healthy individuals on the planet.  I mean none of them ever take chemically produced vitamin supplements to replace what they don't get by eating meat. Ever considered the impact on the 'environment' that producing billions of tons of Vitamin B and other health supplements has?

[shoptothecaf]

@jimbobbatron Perhaps if we all ate those instead there would be no need for cows at all... :D

[shoptothecaf]

@corneliabotha errr the farm next to my house has a field full of cows and they all look very happy chomping on away. I think you ignorance and scaremongering is far more "worry"

[shoptothecaf]

@francisviancourt and if you burnt it think of all the extra carbon you would create.

[shoptothecaf]

@Dejavo finally some common sense on here.

[shoptothecaf]

@Elisekisses Perhaps if you make the veggie burger yourself from vegetables you have grown yourself. Otherwise if you buy it from a supermarket from one of the global food corporations you are causing more damage than if you eat meat. Don't believe the lies people.