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The Myth of Sustainable Meat - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Although these smaller systems appear to be environmentally sustainable, considerable evidence suggests otherwise.
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Grass-grazing cows emit considerably more methane than grain-fed cows.
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If we raised all the cows in the United States on grass (all 100 million of them), cattle would require (using the figure of 10 acres per cow) almost half the country’s land (and this figure excludes space needed for pastured chicken and pigs).
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Where 'the whole animal' meets pink slime | Grist - 0 views
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The study concludes that, in order to avoid catastrophic climate change, we need to either cut global meat consumption or the amount of fertilizer we use in half
Study urges moderation in red meat intake - Harvard Health Publications - 0 views
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HSUS Invests in Fast Food Chain to Push for Animal Welfare Reforms | One Green Planet - 0 views
Michael Mansfield : Abolishing meat is an ethical issue that requires everyone's attention - Commentators - Opinion - The Independent - 0 views
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riate at a time of political, economic and environmental meltdown. Like it or not our values and priorities must be reappraised lest our planet becomes utterly enveloped by the market forces of greed and avarice under the guise of growth and progress.
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Pleading that we are entitled to snuff out a life in order to accommodate a fleeting taste is an argument that wouldn't stand a chance in court were the victim human.
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Albert Schweitzer, who accomplished so much for both humans and animals in his lifetime, put it this way: "A man is truly ethical only when he obeys the compulsion to help all life which he is able to assist …. He does not ask how far this or that life deserves one's sympathy … nor, beyond that, whether and to what degree it is capable of feeling".
Scientist Cooks Up a Meatless Product for Meat Lovers | LiveScience - 0 views
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"What you first need is a gateway drug for people to realize that all the things they love can be satisfied by plants," Brown said.
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