Evidential databases

Extracted from my book The Climate Crisis and Other Animals (Sydney University Press, 2024), these three databases
pertain to the strength of evidence for reducing animal consumption and for the low emissions status of the vegan diet.

The collections of evidence are as follows:

>> Table 4.3 Fifty key journal articles recommending reductions in animal consumption for climate mitigation and
other co-benefits (2003–22). Twenty years worth of peer reviewed studies in top peer reviewed scientific journals.

[citation: Twine, R. (2024) The Climate Crisis and Other Animals. Sydney: Sydney University Press. pp.161-166.] download

>> Table 4.4 Fifty key reports recommending reductions in animal consumption for climate mitigation and other
co-benefits (2008–22). Note: Row shading indicates the following: unshaded – United Nations (13); grey shading –
charities, think tanks, NGOs and other (28); dark grey shading – UK government or advisory to government (9).
Fifteen years worth of United Nations, NGO and UK govt/advisory reports.

[citation: Twine, R. (2024) The Climate Crisis and Other Animals. Sydney: Sydney University Press. pp.167-172.] download

>> Table 4.5 Twenty-one studies demonstrating that a plant-based diet can be the lowest emissions diet (2009–23).
Fifteen years of peer reviewed studies.

[citation: Twine, R. (2024) The Climate Crisis and Other Animals. Sydney: Sydney University Press. pp.175-177.] download

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