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A Pound of Hamburger Meat Would Cost $30 Without Tax Payer Subsidies
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For the EU it is 82% of the subsidies that go the animal industry: https://phys.org/news/2024-04-eu-farming-subsidies-emissions-intensive.html
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A Pound of Hamburger Meat Would Cost $30 Without Tax Payer Subsidies
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For the EU it is 82% of the subsidies that go the animal industry: https://phys.org/news/2024-04-eu-farming-subsidies-emissions-intensive.html
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California City Becomes First To Legalize Rights Of Elephants
Nice, seems like a step in the right direction
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California City Becomes First To Legalize Rights Of Elephants
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Great, thank you very much.
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[COP28] climate experts on vegan-driven activism: not viable. What about nixing livestock subsidies?
Nutrition would not be a problem, we have enough food but we waste it for animal feed.
Would it make sense to cut the subsidies, let animal product prices skyrocket, but then put the subsidies on the consumer side so overworked underpaid workers could maintain their diets? Apart from that, it seems a bit shitty that vegan taxpayers still finance animal exploitation by simply paying their tax.
This is a central demand from the IPCC and many governments have come to the same conclusion but most just talk about in the backrooms. In Germany there are plans discussed about raising the tax on animal products but that will not be enough (80% of the subsides go to the animal industry, they create damages of about 90 Billion € each year which are not accounted for)
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Remote Moderator actions still do not seem to work after upgrading to 0.18.5
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Is this confirmed now? (link to the issue) I was about to make a thread if the issue is fixed and both instances I have accounts on are on 0.18.5 I could give my main account the moderator status and remove my workaround account.
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Plastic-Free Vegan Leather that Dyes Itself Grown from Bacteria
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Leather does not grow on trees, India is the biggest producer and it destroys large areas
https://pulitzercenter.org/stories/india-toxic-price-leather
I am not advocating for plastic, but the thought that leather is a alternative is wrong in my opinion.