Sentences with phrase «industrial meat farms»

Whatever your views on the ethics of eating meat, most TreeHuggers would probably agree that the world would be a better place without the horrors of industrial meat farms.

but it DOES bother me when I am giving money to a business that is (in my opinion) not behaving correctly (a la industrial meat farming) or supporting causes I do not agree with (a la Chick - Fil - A's anti-gay stance).

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As such, our clean meat mindmap will be the first in a series of publicly available documents GFI will publish to advance world - changing food tech that will end the industrial farming of animals!

The decision of many of the Canadian interviewees to eat greener is contrasted with their government's refusal to engage with the issue of industrial livestock farming and overconsumption of meat, including Canada's misleading reporting of its greenhouse gases emissions.

Many more further detailed the destruction being wrought on the environment by industrial livestock farming and the dangerous effects on human health of eating too much meat.

If the thought of America or the UK going fully meat free seems a bit of a stretch, consider how the popularity of veganism has rocketed in recent years, as people become more aware of the effect industrial livestock farming is having on the environment, their health and the welfare of animals.

They regulate long, industrial supply chains in a world where a frozen pizza product can contain 35 different ingredients that have passed through 60 countries and carry the label «country of origin Ireland», and a packet of mince can contain meat from 17 animals from an unknown number of farms.

We are a local, fast - paced, wholesale meat company located in the heart of Portland's Central Eastside Industrial District with potential employment opportunities in our business office, warehouse, our processing plant, as well as on our farm in Aurora, Oregon.

Since beginning to evaluate animal protein production alternatives that may even prove to be environmentally sustainable (see my posts on carbon - farmed meat Part I and Part II), inexpensive, industrial, widely - available, conventional meat is increasingly a no - go for me.

Grass - fed cows and wild game meats contain greater amounts of long - chained omega - 3 fats DHA and EPA in comparison to meat coming from farms that employ standard industrial practices.

Earlier in the spring, Liz presented at Harvard Food Law Society's conference, The Meat We Eat: Forum on Industrial Animal Farming.

Meat: Feed your dog human - quality meat, preferably NOT that which originates on factory farms (the politically correct term these days is Industrial Farm Production Operations, or IFPMeat: Feed your dog human - quality meat, preferably NOT that which originates on factory farms (the politically correct term these days is Industrial Farm Production Operations, or IFPmeat, preferably NOT that which originates on factory farms (the politically correct term these days is Industrial Farm Production Operations, or IFPOs).

Even if you don't eat meat or buy organic, our industrial farming system can be seriously bad for your health.

Porkchop guides readers through the ills of industrial farming, the faces and lives of the people most affected by it, a hopeful exploration of sustainable meat production and, surprisingly, a little romance.

But if we could feasibly replace industrial scale cattle farming with industrial scale laboratory meat manufacturing, it would almost certainly be a net gain to both society and the global environment.

Cutting meat out of one's diet is seen as the logical reaction to these injustices; and yet, increasing numbers of articles, photographs, and video footage from industrial farms suggest that dairy, allowed in vegetarian diets, raises far more ethical red flags than even meat.

Whatever the artists» views on the rights and wrongs of meat, farming and industrial agriculture, one thing seems clear — she is asking us to look long and hard at these living creatures that are increasingly treated as a commodity.