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Source: Medical Daily

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@lettucesavetheplanet
Leah Condon

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Source:  José Ignacio Pompé

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Yes, it is still okay to eat meat. Meat provides nutrients such as protein, iron, and vitamin B12. Although, it is helpful for your health and the environment if you eat less For example, you could participate in Meatless Mondays.

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Deforestation:
According to the documentary Cowspiracy, 91% of the Amazon Rain Forest has been torn down due to animal agriculture. One to two acres of rain forest are torn down every second.
Water:
Animal agriculture consumes 34 to 76 trillion gallons of water annually. 2,500 gallons of water are needed to produce one pound of beef. 55% of water in the US is used for animal agriculture.
Greenhouse Gases:
Livestock emit around 32,000 million tons of carbon dioxide each year, which is 51% of worldwide greenhouse gas emissions.  Each day, cows produce 150 billion gallons of methane.
Source: Cowspiracy

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             How Meat Impacts the Environment:

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             How Meat Impacts the Environment:

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                     Why Does This Matter?

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                     Why Does This Matter?

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The meat industry is extremely detrimental to the environment, human health, and animals at the farms.

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Top 10 Countries with the Lowest Amounts of Meat Consumption

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Top 10 Countries with the Lowest Amounts of Meat Consumption

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(As of 2018)
1. Bangladesh, 8.8 lbs
2. India,  9.7 lbs
3. Burundi, 11.5 lbs
4. Sri Lanka, 13.9 lbs
5. Rwanda, 14.3 lbs
6. Sierra Leone, 16 lbs
7. Eritrea, 16.9 lbs
8. Mozambique, 17.1 lbs
9. Gambia, 17.8 lbs
10. Malawi, 18.2 lbs

Source: Telegraph UK, Author Oliver Smith

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Top 10 Countries with the Highest Amounts of Meat Consumption

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Top 10 Countries with the Highest Amounts of Meat Consumption

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(As of 2013)
1. Australia, 205 lbs
2.  USA, 200.6 lbs
3. Israel, 189.6 lbs
4. Argentina, 186,7 lbs
5. Uruguay,  182.8 lbs
6. Brazil, 172.2 lbs
7. New Zealand, 162 lbs
8. Chile, 159.8 lbs
9. Canada, 155.4 lbs
10. Malaysia, 121 lbs

Source: Forbes, Author Niall McCarthy

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Pounds of Meat Eaten Annually Per Person

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Pounds of Meat Eaten Annually Per Person