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93 Percent of Climate Content Fails to Connect the Dots to Animal Agriculture

Data analysis shows that animal agriculture is grossly underreported as a cause of climate change in climate content.

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Amid Urgent New Climate Warning, Livestock s Massive Methane Problem Ignored

Most methane emissions come from agriculture, energy, and waste, yet only 13 percent are covered by policy.

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The Problem With Cloning Super Cows to Increase Dairy Production

Scientists recently cloned three “super cows” to produce more milk, but the “innovation” also comes with a slew of problems.

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Top 15 Meat and Dairy Producers Emit Nearly as Much Methane as the Entire EU, Study Finds

A new report highlights the environmental impact of the biggest meat and dairy companies, their lack of action, and the need for stricter regulation in this sector.

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Can Banning Meat Advertising Curb Climate Change? This Dutch City Thinks So

The Dutch city of Haarlem is banning meat advertising in public spaces in an effort to reduce consumption because of its impact on climate change.

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