Environmental impact of 57,000… | Oxford Martin School
Vegan diet has just 30% of the environmental impact of a high-meat diet, major study finds — University of Oxford, Medical Sciences Division
EPIC-Oxford Results: Fracture Risks Higher in Vegans, Other Vegetarians - Physician's Weekly
New Oxford Study: Vegan Diet Wins Environmental Showdown - YouTube
Veggie-based diets could save 8 million lives by 2050 and cut global warming | University of Oxford
The EPIC-Oxford study and its contribution to the study of vegetarian health - Vegetarian Society
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Plant-based doc debunks biased Oxford study bashing vegan diet | Totally Vegan Buzz
Vegan Diet Slashes Emissions by 75 Percent. And, It Helps You Live 25 Percent Longer. | VegNews
Vegan Diets Cut Emissions, Water Pollution and Land Use by 75%, Major Study Finds - EcoWatch
Oxford University researchers finds vegan diets are cheaper – Vegan Easy - veganeasy.org
Vegan Easy - Joseph Poore, researcher at the University of Oxford said, “A vegan diet is probably the single biggest way to reduce your impact on planet Earth, not just greenhouse gases,
Vegan Diets and Long Term Health: What We've Learned from the EPIC-Oxford Study | The VRG Blog
Vegan for the planet! Why going vegan is the best way to lessen your e - Nourish Charlotte
The EPIC-Oxford study and its contribution to the study of vegetarian health - Vegetarian Society
Vegetarian and vegan diets and risks of total and site-specific fractures: results from the prospective EPIC-Oxford study | BMC Medicine | Full Text
Vegan Diets Cheaper On Global Scale, Says Oxford University Study
PDF) Plasma concentrations of 25-hydroxyvitamin D in meat eaters, fish eaters, vegetarians and vegans: Results from the EPIC-Oxford study
Vegan diet has just 30% of the environmental impact of a high-meat diet, major study finds
Sustainable eating is cheaper and healthier - Oxford study | University of Oxford
Diet and nutrition: health of vegetarians and vegans — Cancer Epidemiology Unit (CEU)
A study published by the University of Oxford found that plant-based diets could reduce food's greenhouse gas emissions by up to 73 percent. : r/vegan
Vegan diets produce quarter of high-meat diets' greenhouse gases – study | The Independent
Vegetarians and vegans are less likely to develop some cancers
Save the Planet, Put Down that Hamburger - The New York Times
Plant-based foods are good for both health and the environment | University of Oxford
