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Land animals spared
Mostly chickens — the species killed in the largest numbers.
Pick your current diet and how long you'd commit to plant-based eating. The estimates below come from peer-reviewed lifecycle and food-system studies.
Mostly chickens — the species killed in the largest numbers.
Fish, shrimp, and bycatch you would otherwise have eaten or financed.
≈ 804 litres of petrol burned.
≈ 5k days of household water use.
≈ 0.48 football pitches.
From land-use change driven by beef and feed soy.
Globally, ~77% of soy and ~36% of cereal grains feed livestock.
Lower blood pressure, lower LDL cholesterol, reduced risk of type 2 diabetes and several cancers.
Different ways to see the same truth: small daily choices add up to enormous lifetime totals.
Swapping one beef-based meal for a bean-based one saves, on average:
Per-kg figures: Poore & Nemecek (2018), Science.
Pick a date and we'll show the running totals you've already saved.
Multiply one omnivore year by your group size to see what a single year of collective change looks like.
One new plant-based habit a day, built on the ingredients you already cook.
Per-omnivore-year baselines combine Poore & Nemecek (Science, 2018), FAO statistics, faunalytics estimates of animals killed per capita, and the Water Footprint Network. Diet multipliers approximate dietary impact relative to an average omnivore in a high-income country.
Numbers are rounded estimates intended for orientation, not precise accounting.