Vegetarianism: A Life Style for Sustainable Development
Keywords:
Vegetarianism, SDG, Social Entrepreneur, Wildlife Conservation, Ecosystem PreservationAbstract
This article addresses the pressing issues surrounding the current state of the world and the imminent threats to nature resulting from human overexploitation. The authors advocate for the promotion of vegetarianism as a crucial lifestyle choice for sustainable development. The discussion emphasises the need to instill awareness and education, particularly among students, to foster a nature-friendly world in the future. The article explores the interconnectedness of all living beings on the planet and underscores the importance of proactive measures for the preservation and protection of wildlife. Keywords such as vegetarianism, SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals), and social entrepreneurs are introduced to encapsulate the core themes discussed in the article. The authors posit that embracing a vegetarian lifestyle is a vital step towards mitigating climate change, preserving ecosystems, and securing a harmonious future for the planet.
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