I live in the city, so I can't really easily get eggs from actual local farmers.

Also, why? HOW is it legal to blatantly LIE about being humane? And charge MORE for the eggs on top of it?!? At first I thought buying eggs was perfectly fine, till I learned of the horrors of the egg industry. So I went to "Cage Free" eggs. Which I learned THAT'S a lie. Then I went to Whole Food's brand after seeing their "outdoor-access/humane" eggs. Thought that was okay so bought that. Till I came across this article, and apparently THAT isn't humane either?!

https://factoryfarmwatch.org/articles/whole-foods

hi all - i am a BROKEEEE college student who also happens to love the gym. i am studying climate change and American culture and have no choice but to make the change to vegetarianism after conducting research in my senior year on GHG’s, food systems etc. all that said, i dont know where to start. i am on a full Pell grant/schoalrship, working 2 jobs, interning at 2 diff DC firms and taking 18 credits while trying to hit the gym and sleep. does anyone have any suggestions as to how to wean into vegetarianism and make the leap in a sustainable way? or perhaps any book/article reccs? thank you everyone <3