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2. Meatless Monday has been going strong for over 10 years, and it's just getting more and more popular. Everyone is realizing how eating less meat can benefit your health AND your wallet! If you're wanting to eat healthier, or save money on groceries, try adding these Meatless Monday menu ideas into .

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3. Jun 27,  · At one point, Meatless Monday – a fun meal-planning activity that moves meat off the menu just one day a week – was a novel idea. Today, however, 40 .

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6. Meatless Monday: A Win-Win Proposition Meatless Monday was started by the U.S. government as a resource-saving measure during World Wars I and II. In , it was revived by The Monday Campaigns in association with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to reduce meat consumption by 15 percent for our.

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7. 11 Facts About Meatless Monday That Will Inspire You To Reach For The Veggies Animal agriculture has such a severe impact on the environment, all you need to do is skip the burger one day per week. Mondays are tough. It’s the start of a whole new work week jam-packed with meetings, appointments, errands, traffic — and it isn’t even noon yet.

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8. It isn’t difficult to find criticisms of our meat-heavy diet in the U.S., but this one comes from an unexpected source: Josh Ozersky, the founder of Meatopia, the event that calls itself “the Woodstock of edible animals.” His essay appeared in Time magazine in August Read it here: Ozersky, "A Meat Lover Says Yes to Meatless Monday” Ozersky is not arguing for the elimination of.

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