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

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Animal Aid
• meat-free monday
• factory farming
• vegetarian
• vegan
• meat-free
• Moby
• Taylor McKenzie
• meatfree
• animals

[loveganboycott]

Pkeers, we are not naive just realistic. Where do you live, on the Moon? Can't you see the destruction due to meat eaters? Read, it can improve your life

Go Vegan!! Great video

[marchewkowarewolucja]

This is beautiful! I'm showing it to all my friends. :) great job Animal Aid!

[HariVIyer]

@OurBenefactors how'd you get so smart?

[HariVIyer]

@kellybabe6 it would be better if farm animals did cease to exist, rather then be continuously bred and forced live a life full suffering.

[HariVIyer]

@shoptothecaf Who says you have to eat cheese? It provides no nutritional benefit that's not already available in healthier alternatives.

And yes, deforestation is necessary to grow any crop, but an acre of corn can provide humans with way more energy, if not fed to a cow first...the same is true for soy beans. A lot of energy is lost at each level of the food chain. Did you ever take a biology or life sciences class?

[LadyGodivaBelgium]

@kellybabe6 if animals would be kept in smaller numbers, they would suffer less stress ans be heakthier, resulting in less vet bills etc.

It's the intensive farming that causes so much trouble as opposed to extensive farming that respects the biodiversity.

[inesxana]

@OurBenefactors That's what you're going with? nice

[OurBenefactors]

vegans are faggots

[shoptothecaf]

Hmm, Veggie Burger with cheese, which comes from milk which comes from, er Cows? Roasted Root Vegetables which are grown in the ground which you put manure on which comes from, er Cows? Oriental stir fry made with Soy Sauce which comes from Soya beans which according to your video are grown by destroying rain forest. You've not really thought this one through very well have you. STOP blaming individuals for global warming. Greedy Bstard corporations are the ones primarily responsible for it

[thesummersetsin]

Fantastic!

[Hutashan1]

I like it! As Switzerland’s first Tofu-Master (1981) and Vegetarian since age 14, I find promoting “Grow Food to People a Great Idea”! Let's do it! Children shouldn't die anymore in Africa and other places!!

[qwondoflex]

Animals wouldn't cease to exist if we stopped eating them They would still be animals, and living natural life cycles. They eat grass (mowers) and their manure is gold to an organic farmer. Animal overpopulation is due to human greed. We do not need meat protein to survive, and thrive.