The COVID-19 pandemic not only showed how fragile the global economy is, how poorly prepared we are to avoid a catastrophe at a global level or the problems that can be generated environmentally by not thinking about sustainable economies and policies, but it also put of entredich
or how problematic the consumption of animals as a food base for human beings can be .
Recently, the Center for Animal Ethics (CAE) at Pompeu Fabra University launched a platform where it collects more than
200 specialized documents showing different ways in which we relate to animals. Among these, there is
massive animal consumption, which can also be considered animal exploitation . In that order of ideas, the center focused on reviewing in what ways there is a relationship between the consumption / exploitation of animals and zoonotic diseases in the face of one of the greatest historical events of recent decades: the Coronavirus pandemic.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. Local folks are staying warm thanks to the work of dedicated advocates in the city. The Christian Center on Saturday held a Coat O Rama where they distributed necessary winter items to those in need. Available items included coats, hats, scarves, boots, and even pet items. Food Director Karen Ryan said the center has given out around 500 coats, including a well-attended coat distribution in late October. At Saturday s event, which ran from 10 to noon, people were admitted to the building individually to allow for a socially distanced experience and were assisted by staff in selecting items. Center officials say the organization is currently filled with items but will still be accepting donations until the end of March. Financial Director Pat Massoero said another coat distribution event will likely be held in a couple of weeks, adding that she is sure the Berkshires will see another snowstorm.
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