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VegEco (vegeco.org) is an independent nonprofit publication for a kinder, cooler, more sustainable world. We cover plant-based living, animal rights, factory farming, climate change and the wildlife and ecosystems we share the planet with — in 33 languages.
These commitments shape every explainer, guide and investigation we publish.
How we eat, dress, travel and shop is the single biggest lever ordinary people have on the climate crisis, on the suffering of more than 80 billion farmed animals a year, and on the wild species being pushed off the planet. We report on that lever, in plain language, with evidence.
Long-form features, explainers, science recaps, ethical guides, and recipes. Every article is researched, structured for both humans and answer engines, and written for a general adult audience that wants to understand — not be lectured.
Each language edition is written natively, not machine-translated. From English and Mandarin to Hindi, Arabic, Swahili and Persian, every reader gets journalism in the language they think in.
VegEco takes no advertising and no industry money. The newsletter is free. Reader and donor support keeps the publication independent.
Follow an editorial desk to find reporting, practical guides and evidence-led explainers on the issues that matter to you.
Plant-based eating, from first swaps to a fully animal-free plate.
Protein, B12, iron and what the evidence says about eating well without animals.
Sentience science, legal personhood and the movement fighting for animals.
Confinement, mutilations, slaughter lines and the industry behind them.
Emissions, land use and the climate maths of what we put on our plates.
Habitat loss, hunting, trophy trade and the species paying the price.
Energy, transport, housing and the everyday choices that add up.
Low-impact routines, greener homes and honest product reporting.
Plant-based cooking that replaces animal products without compromise.
Campaigns, investigations and the people driving change.
Cutting waste at the source, from kitchen scraps to packaging politics.
Leather, wool, fur and the alternatives worth wearing.
Eating and travelling well, city by city and country by country.
Batch cooking, budgets and weekly plans that make plant-based easy.
Bycatch, trawling, aquaculture and collapsing fisheries.