Why and How we intend to help to SCRAP factory farming and definitions of key terms.
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UK Government and global experts predict that another deadly pandemic is imminent.
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Factory farms routinely use antibiotics even though we may be facing a world without working antibiotics. What are the UK government plans and our concerns?
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How big is the problem? And how many lives are affected? Live and historical data.
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Summary of problems and health risks. How climate, animal agriculture and factory farming are connected and expert advice is ignored by the government.
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Whether it be slurry despoiling waterways , toxic chemical run-off or noxious smells factory farming is bad for the local environment as well as globally.
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Removing factory farms and not replacing animal numbers via other systems or imports, will de facto move us in line with recommendations for healthier eating.
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Consider factory farming systemically
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Animal, human and environmental health are all interconnected, Factory farming increases animal disease risk and therefore human disease risk, animal disease increases greenhouse gas emissions etc
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Our money funds factory farms and animal agriculture is heavily subsidised.
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The SCRAP legal case though the first of its kind is not unique there are many more in both Europe and America
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All definitions in one place
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The Exxon ‘they knew’ moment for animal agriculture.
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A concise description for your new collection
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