Veganism
Veganism is a dietary and lifestyle practice excluding all animal products, gaining significant popularity in the 21st century driven by environmental, ethical, and health considerations.
Excluding all animal products for reasons ranging from environmental concern to ethical conviction, this once-niche dietary movement has grown dramatically alongside expanding awareness of its various motivations.
Excluding All Animal Products
Veganism involves excluding all animal products, including meat, dairy, and eggs, from one's diet and often broader lifestyle choices as well.
Multiple Motivating Factors
Veganism is typically motivated by a combination of factors, including environmental concerns, animal welfare ethics, and personal health considerations.
Significant Growth in Recent Years
Veganism has experienced significant growth in popularity during the 21st century, accompanied by substantially expanded availability of plant-based food products.
Environmental Considerations
Vegan advocacy often emphasizes the significant environmental impact of animal agriculture, including its contribution to greenhouse gas emissions and resource consumption.
