Welcome to How's Haven Planet, I'm Alex Bloomberg, and this is the show where we talk about what

we need to do to address climate change and how to make those things happen.

Now, we'll start with some good news and update from our episode a couple weeks back called

Canvassing for Climate Action. In that episode, we talked about the town of Trail, which is in

British Columbia in Canada, and whether or not they were going to vote to transition to 100%

renewable energy by 2050. We talked to some organizers who were trying to convince the people of

Trail to support that plan. But we didn't know how the town of Trail would actually vote

until now. They held the vote and they voted yes. They are going to move forward with the renewable

energy plan. And if you're like, what are you talking about? Alex Bloomberg, I didn't hear that

episode. You can go back and listen to it right now. It's called Canvassing for Climate Action.

Here's how to make it work, and it's available right there in your Spotify app.

Okay, so that's the update. Now, onto the show. Today, we are sharing an episode that we first

aired a little more than a year ago in March 2021, which means you'll get to hear the voice of

my former co-hosts in French, Dr. Ayanna Elizabeth Johnson, always a perk. And this episode addresses

a question that we have been asked many times by many different listeners, is going vegetarian or vegan

the best thing that somebody can do to save the planet? The answer to that question and much,

much more is all coming up after the break.

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