jan 28, 2011 - An analysis by the farmer and scholar Simon Fairlie

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Simon Fairlie's book, Meat: A benign Existence suggests that Britain could use less of it's land and easily feed all the people in Britain. A diet consisting of meat, dairy and eggs takes up a larger amount of land compared to a vegan diet which would take up a very small piece of land. This is a significant event (the publishing of this book) because as a scholar the publication of this book was important and not only had an effect on the author but so much so that is the core of Monbiot's argument.

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