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You may be familiar with vegan non-fiction books and you probably own a vegan cookbook at least. But for those who enjoy reading literature, how frequently do you come across vegan books?

Vegan Society supporter was left without food on a transatlantic flight.

Read more about Vegan stuck with ‘crisps and nuts’ on 7h flight after vegan meal fail

A new report was published this month by representatives of the Climate Land Ambition and Rights Alliance (CLARA) proposing that the world’s nations put more effort into land sector measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Read more about Research briefing: Missing Pathways to 1.5°C

A team of researchers led by Dr. Marco Springmann of the University of Oxford has investigated the planet’s potential to feed 10 billion people by the year 2050. The analysis, which is one of the most comprehensive of its kind, details how the world’s growing population can be sustainably fed without exceeding the Earth’s limitations.

Read more about Research briefing: Options for keeping the food system within environmental limits

A new Changing Markets Foundation report finds a lack of public policies in place to ensure the food sector is part of the solution to climate change and calls for incentivising the production of underused protein crops for human consumption.

Read more about Research briefing: Growing the Good (1)

A new study asks if agricultural researchers are working on the right crops to enable food and nutrition security in future climates. Time to Grow Green?

Read more about Research briefing: Are agricultural researchers working on the right crops?

Halloween is steadily creeping up on us. There are enough ghoulish goings-on at this time of year without throwing additional animal exploitation into the mix, but a vegan lifestyle isn’t a reason to miss out on the fun.

Is this really a "Green Brexit"? The Vegan Society respond to the Agriculture Bill paper.

Compassionate Derby is an ethical living event that is free to attend and where everyone is welcome! There will be a range of cruelty-free food and lifestyle products, lots of free samples, charity and campaigning stalls, children’s activities, a diverse program of talks throughout the day, a generous raffle and much more. So head to St Peter’s Church, Derby for a bit of Christmas shopping and find out more about living a compassionate lifestyle.

For more details please visit http://www.compassionatederby.com/.