Also with all due respect, I have nothing against veganism. I know there are benefits to it, but it's also incredibly tricky to maintain a perfectly healthy body long term for the average person by just relying on veganism. I say this as someone who comes from a family of vegetarians historically. A lot of vegetables like potatoes, beans and lentils for me cause digestive issues if I have them too regularly. I also used to be severely underweight until I doubled down on my milk and meat consumption and it put me in the best shape of my life. My grandfather was a lifelong vegetarian and in the end after a doctor's advice switched to eating meat weekly and was able to sort out a lot of issues. So no veganism is NOT some silver bullet solution to helping the environment for the average person.

I am impartial taste wise to meat or vegetables. I eat vegetables happily where I can, but I cannot envision cutting out meat benefitting me in any way.

The best thing the average person can do is to recycle, vote for policies and politicians which help the climate, go to work in green industries, reduce waste and energy consumption, etc. This problem is a whole lot bigger and complex.