Livestock production & the environment

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Edit from Compassion in World Farming film with Joanna Lumley. More information about the environmental impact of livestock production is available at http://www.ciwf.org.uk/resources/publications/environment_sustainability

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• climate change
• environment
• livestock
• farm
• animals
• eat less meat
• joanna
• lumley
• diversity
• farming
• meat
• pollution
• environmental
• consumption
• sustainability

[watkins35146]

i think we all as adults need to get educated in the problem..its sad the poorer countries cant even buy rice which is so cheap here, we need to all make a decision to eat less meat and diary we are all killing ourselves, its not good for our health at all

[watkins35146]

@BadAttitude2009, hey lets start with sterilizing you first ok!!

[BadAttitude2009]

The problem is to many humans on the face of the earth. Sterilise 4 out of 5 human babies born. Less humans means a better life for everything in the world. 99% of the worlds problems is do to overpopulation of humans. Too to 2 two many fucking people! When will the fools of the world realise this?

[Legaultxavier]

Freedom of choice!? For what price!!

The law of global economy will bring all of us in a dead end with terrible consequences.

How can we stop the destruction, how can we stop this from happening!!

WE HAVE TO!! WE HAVE TO OR WE ALL GONNA PAY THE PRICE!!

[tarzanoftheapes2]

I'm not a big meet lover and now I understand why.

[daisydilly17]

Two people halving their meat intake is as good as one person going veggie, every effort helps :)

[MissYouQuietly]

I don't really eat meat unless i have to

but over population of animals is cruel for the animal because then they starve

[kerocchia]

oh my god..i'm so proud to be vegetarian!

EAT LESS MEET!!!!

[MXVan]

Awful! 2/3 of fresh water that human use goes to irrigation. It is costly expansive to feed, water and move livestock. worse, farms factories jam packed animals into tight enclosed spaces resulting in animals eating each other feces and contaminating their blood stream, our groundwater and polluting our air. If the unethical treatment doesn't get to you think about the hefty ecological cost animal agricultural produces; they misuse crops, water, energy, and grazing areas. An ecological disaster!

[sciatica9]

Eating meat is fine, as long as you only eat what you need, you don't throw anything away, and keeping in mind that animals die to feed you.