Haywards Heath and Oxford in the UK made similar moves earlier this year
BY AMY BUXTON
Councilors in Exeter in the UK have voted to promote plant-based food as a means to protect the environment and fight the climate crisis. The city is home to upwards of 130,000 people.
Labour Party representative Duncan Wood proposed the motion, which was “overwhelmingly” supported by other council members.
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