(From left) Councillor Tan Soo Siang, Lim, Phee and Josephine showing off wholesome and tasty meatless dishes.
CHOOSING a low-carbon or vegan diet can be an effective way for individuals to do their bit to tackle global climate change.
Even if it is just for one day each week, going meatless can be good for the planet, according to Penang environment committee chairman Phee Boon Poh.
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(From left) Councillor Tan Soo Siang, Lim, Phee and Josephine showing off wholesome and tasty meatless dishes.
One of the dishes served at the lunch.
Penang Green Council is also encouraging people to start urban farming for better food security. — Filepic
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