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So Long, and Thanks for all the Fish!

Jul 18, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

We’re borrowing the words of the late, great Douglas Adams in our farewell from the Meaty Matters blog.

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Guess the Authors; among the 9 bloggers in the Meat Pledge Project

Guess the Authors; among the 9 bloggers in the Meat Pledge Project

Jul 17, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

When we began the Meat Pledge experiment, we decided to include our own meat pledge period and our blog...

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Never Too Late; to start a pledge with Meaty Matters!

Jul 14, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

Two more days left for our plege project, but the work will indeed continue and we are still very happy to...

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Final Week for the Meat Pledge Project

Final Week for the Meat Pledge Project

Jul 12, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

For many days, we've been talking on Meaty Matters about our 9 pledge participants, volunteers who are...

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Meaty Matters; At the Heart of the New-age Hunt

Jul 11, 2015 | Archive - Pre 2022

”Killing a large animal is lot of work, the nervous system does not stop immediately and it can even be...

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