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Joel McHale Gets Eco Lecture From Kristen Bell

Written by Vegetarian Star on Monday, May 14th, 2012 in Actors, Environment-Eco-Green, Food & Drink.

Joel McHale

Joel McHale didn’t take a course called Environmental Activism 101 at Community‘s college in Greendale, Colorado, but actress Kristen Bell was sure to give him a mini-lecture on the subject when the two bumped into each other at the grocery store.

Lesson 1: Plastic is bad. Chicken’s even worse.

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Leona Lewis

Leona Lewis is asking officials of the UN’s 2012 Earth Summitt to put protection for farmed animals on the agenda for the event in Rio in June.

The singer is asking fans to sign a petition created by the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) that will place animal welfare among priority issues such as food crisis and climate change.

“I am supporting WSPA, so please support me by going to the site below and joining thousands of others worldwide who are demanding that farm animals are on the agenda at the UN 2012 Earth Summit in Rio. By adding your name, you could help animals have a better future,” Lewis said.

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Russell Simmons Promotes Vegan At New York’s Green Festival

Written by Vegetarian Star on Tuesday, April 24th, 2012 in Environment-Eco-Green, Food & Drink.

Russell Simmons

This past weekend, New York city celebrated its first ever Green Festival.

The event attracted over 25,000 environmentalists and featured vendors promoting eco-friendly products like reusable bottles and fair-traded food.

Several speakers known for their activism were present, including hip-hop businessman and reality TV star Russell Simmons.

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Bryan Adams

Canada’s flag may be red and white, but the number of eco-friendly celebrities that hail from the country make it one of the greenest places on Earth.

In celebration of Earth Day, Huffington Post Canada has compiled a slideshow of 25 of the greenest celebrities from our neighbors up north.

Singer Bryan Adams and actress Pamela Anderson were two obvious picks, given the fact both stars promote a plant-based lifestyle.

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Sandra Seifert

“Meat production has a devastating impact on the environment. With so many alternatives to meat available, it’s easier than ever to enjoy great food while saving animals and the planet. Going vegetarian is the best thing we can do to save the planet this Earth Day!”

Sandra Seifert, in an advertisement for vegetarianism for PETA Asia-Pacific. As you can see from the photo, Seifert is displaying the oceans of the world on her body while urging fans to “Save the Plant: Go Vegetarian.”
With Earth Day around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about how diet affects the environment. According to PETA, raising animals for food is one of the “leading causes of climate change” and says there is an enormous waste of energy involved with “feeding, transporting, and slaughtering farmed animals and packaging, transporting, and storing their flesh.”

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Alicia Silverstone

She’s sexy and they know it.

Alicia Silverstone has been named one of the top 10 sexiest environmentalists by Rodale.com in its first ever created list.

“Whether they’re high-profile celebrities or up-and-coming environmental experts, our honorees advocate for a cross section of hot-button issues in the environmental community–and that is sexy,” said Leah Zerbe, online editor at Rodale.com. “At Rodale.com, we strive to inspire and enable people to create positive lifestyle changes every day, and calling out the work of these celebrity activists serves as a reminder to get out and support the causes that matter.”

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Lisa Edelstein

She’s just what the doctor ordered.

Former longtime House actress Lisa Edelstein isn’t taking a break from the spotlight since she’s left the show. This lovely lady has agreed to a pro-vegetarian ad for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

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Al Gore

“Industrial agriculture is a part of the problem. Organic farming, relying on more productive, safer methods to put carbon back in the soil, produce safer and better food–that’s a big part of it. The shift towards a more meat-intensive diet is also part of the problem. The clearing of forest areas in many parts of the world in order to raise more cattle–that’s a part of it.”

Al Gore, in an interview with FearLess Revolution founder Alex Bogusky where he discussed the impact of food choices and environmental destruction.

It’s good talk. Now let’s see Al get into action by giving up meat entirely.

The interview can be viewed below.

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