Paul McCartney is urging his countrymen to join in the British Vegetarian Society's national vegetarian week, which starts on Thursday.
Via the Daily Express:
Sir Paul, 84, said: “I’m a strong believer that we can all make an individual impact every day by choosing what we eat. Not only is following a more plant-based diet better for our own health and kinder to animals, but it’s also much better for the planet.”
The rockstar stopped eating meat when he saw lambs playing outside his farmhouse window while eating a meal with his late wife Linda, which included the animal.
Sir Paul and his daughters, Mary and Stella, launched the global “Meat Free Monday” campaign in 2009, which urges people to skip meat at least one day a week to help animals, people and the Earth.
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