Like said multiple times in the past, if we reduce the amount of meat, we pollute much less!
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Plant-based diets in comparison to meat-based diets are more sustainable because they use substantially less natural resources and are less taxing on the environment.

Let we remember the story behind deforestation
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Not only that, but if we reduce overeating (= obesity) we would reduce that much more! by avoiding diseases too
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There is much more! If we reduce buying things with no sense / overbuying things, we would reduce food waste
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All such three things would reduce animal cruelty too!
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by polluting in general less!

So again, there is not the 100% perfect vegan diet!
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We don't need to hate people who don't wish to eat 100% vegan. It's perfectly fine! We prefer 4 bio people eating 20-50% vegan (even if this is not really vegan for definition ... who matters!), than 4 bio people eating 0% vegan! This is already a step to make the world better!

So again, it's ok 20% vegan, 1 day vegan 2 day no vegan, 1-2 meal vegan, 1-2 meal no vegan, or whatever you want! What is important is that we start to change! and we reduce to consume!

Plus remember, if you are vegan 100% you need to be sure to get enough good quality protein and micros! Don't underevaluate this aspect by ignorance!
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For less animal cruelty and for a better world, try to reduce what you eat daily! and start to recycle things properly!