Well first off, my feeling is, let’s do everything we can all at once. Individuals can take some action which can spur collective action, which can spur global action. But beef consumption, even among wealthy Americans, is something of the order of 3 to 5 percent of their personal carbon emissions. If half of the US went vegan tomorrow, there would be a drop in our carbon emissions on the order of a couple of percentage points. We just need so much more action. And I worry that lifestyle commitments like that sort of us allow to think we don't need to engage in more dramatic, global action. adv crazy 1 "Failing to enforce marijuana laws cannot be blamed on legislation that did not decriminalize marijuana in Texas,"said a letter adv crazy 1 And most recently, Stefano took to Instagram to attack Selena Gomezcommenting on one of her posts adv crazy 1 Right, but when 60 percent of the energy that's produced by the electricity sector is lost as wasted heat, and Americans discard something like 60 percent of their food… You can imagine an austerity project that actually doesn't deprive people of anything if we just made these systems much more efficient and made people much more conscious of their waste. That’s one reason why the average European’s carbon footprint is much, much smaller than the average American. They just produce waste much less casually. adv crazy 1