Global warming generally refers to the gradual heating of the earth’s surface, atmosphere, and oceans.
The global production of food additionally emits gases that heat the planet and overall cause global warming.
Meat consumption is accountable for releasing greenhouse gases which include methane, CO2, and nitrous oxide and these gases contribute to climate change, such as global warming.
Livestock farming destroys forest ecosystems and contributes an enormous amount of greenhouse gases such as methane, CO2, and nitrous oxide to the atmosphere.
Animals such as cows and sheep create huge amounts of methane as they digest food.
The manure that ruminant animals produce in livestock farming also releases methane.
Many fertilizers used in soybean production are nitrogen-based and these produce nitrous oxide emissions.