Stop factory farming: Difference between revisions
(Created page with "Most meat, dairy and eggs come from factory farms that are "efficient" but '''cruel to animals'''. This page is about what can be done to stop this. ==Overview== * With the amount of animal protein people currently eat (especially in richer countries), it's probably not possible to produce it all without factory farms. Therefore, '''people ''will'' need to eat more plant-based'''. * There could still be ''some'' animal prote...") |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
* There could still be ''some'' animal protein, from farms that don't treat animals so badly. [[Backyard chickens]] could also play a role. | * There could still be ''some'' animal protein, from farms that don't treat animals so badly. [[Backyard chickens]] could also play a role. | ||
** <small>Discussion: [[How much animal protein could be produced without factory farms?]]</small> | ** <small>Discussion: [[How much animal protein could be produced without factory farms?]]</small> | ||
==More discussions== | |||
* [[Slaughterhouses should use carbon MONOXIDE instead of carbon dioxide]]. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Plant-based food]] | * [[Plant-based food]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:49, 10 November 2024
Most meat, dairy and eggs come from factory farms that are "efficient" but cruel to animals. This page is about what can be done to stop this.
Overview
- With the amount of animal protein people currently eat (especially in richer countries), it's probably not possible to produce it all without factory farms. Therefore, people will need to eat more plant-based.
- There could still be some animal protein, from farms that don't treat animals so badly. Backyard chickens could also play a role.