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    New Campaign Urges People to Go 50% Plant-Based to Help the Planet

    MAD PRBy MAD PR25 June 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Light-hearted, uplifting initiative empowers the public to take climate action – one delicious meal at a time.

    A bold new environment-focused campaign has launched and is encouraging meat-eaters across the UK to become Halfway Heroes by making 50 per cent of their weekly meals plant-based.

    Spearheaded by Viva!, the Halfway Heroes campaign is designed to be a welcoming, empowering and positive step for people who want to reduce their environmental impact. It highlights how small, everyday choices can lead to real climate action, while breaking common misconceptions about plant-based food.

    “The message is simple: you don’t need to be perfect to make a difference,”

    said Rachel Higgins, Environmental Campaigner at Viva!

    “This campaign is about inviting everyone to join the movement in a way that feels doable to them. Becoming a Halfway Hero is a fun, accessible way for people to take action on climate change without feeling overwhelmed by the need to be perfect.”

    From reducing greenhouse gas emissions to cutting water and land use, eating more plants and fewer animal products is one of the most effective changes individuals can make for the planet. Halfway Heroes puts this environmental impact front and centre with a light-hearted tone and a strong focus on food that tastes as good as it feels.

    The campaign offers a fresh, flexible approach that emphasises progress over perfection.

    “There’s a huge untapped audience out there who care about the environment but feel overwhelmed by climate messaging and don’t know where to start in making a difference,” added Rachel.

    “Halfway Heroes is about breaking down those barriers and making the first step feel achievable – and maybe even fun.”

    The campaign also hopes to inspire lasting dietary change by helping people discover new favourite foods. The goal: turn curiosity into action, and action into habit.

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