Being vegan is good for your health. But even if you're not vegan, the climatarian diet could help save more animals, reduce your carbon footprint, and make you healthy. Here is what you need to know about this trendy new lifestyle choice. The Flaming Vegan

Want to contribute to the fight against global warming? Start by changing what you put on your plate. This Earth Day, we look at some newfangled diets such as “climatarianism” and “reducetarianism” which you can adopt.

A new scientific study shows that EU climate targets can only be met if we adopt a Climatarian diet and make some agricultural production technology changes.

More specific labels like “climatarian” and “reducetarian” can help people stick to their food choices by making them feel like part of a community.

A new diet description came into its own in 2015—and this one has nothing to do with losing weight.

As conservation charity WWF launches its new LiveWell range of 'sustainable' meals. Edie.net notes that 'LiveWell is not the first campaign to attempt to reduce the environmental impact of people's food choices. Earlier this year Climates - a new environmental social networking site - launched its Climatarian diet which it claims can save up to a tonne of CO2 per year for each person.'