News - Animal Agriculture and Climate Change

Fears of Coronavirus leads to 21 Bullfighting evens being canceled saving 120 bulls

Bullfights are an abomination and one of the cruelest so-called sport that attracts thousands of spectators who ba for the blood of the poor unfortunate bull who has no chance of escaping the murderous matadors. According to an email from Anima Naturalis in Spain,...

Josh Franceschi from “You Me At Six” on Veganism and Climate Change

ClimateChange, News, VegansInNews

British band front-man Josh Franceschi discusses veganism, climate change and how youth activism inspired the band’s songwriting. Two weeks ago, the world saw a different side to Josh Franceschi. As a singer known best for writing gut-sore songs about...

Butter is far worse for the environment than margarine!

AnimalAgri, HealthyLiving, News, Uncategorized

The argument between which is healthier – butter or margarine has raged on for ages. Finally, we have a scientific verdict. After researchers said that butter was responsible for a whole host of medical problems, the butter industry financed a huge report which...

Is Meat Really The Cause of the Amazon Wildfires?

AnimalAgri, ClimateChange, News

Make no mistake there is nothing natural about the Brazilian wildfires, which are usually started by farmers clearing land for animal agriculture. In Brazil, wildfires are deliberately started by farmers to make room for more animal agriculture, which dominates the...

UK Farmers Condemn Trade Deal to Import Chlorinated Chicken

AnimalAgri, Health, News

The trade deal would see the importation of food that is deemed unfit to farm in the UK. Farmers are calling the deal “unethical” and “insane”. Farming leaders have said it would be “insane” to sign a trade deal that allows the...

Sugar-added Baby Food and Antibiotic Meat To Arrive in UK – US Trade Deal

AnimalAgri, Health, News

UK consumers fear US trade deal due to the possible import of chlorinated chicken, but what else would the deal put on British shelves. Nothing symbolises British fears of a standard-slashing US trade deal better than chlorinated chickens: those zombie birds, barely...