Thank you, Anita, for this brilliant article and for speaking up for holistic change of our systems.
The UK egg study you mentioned is a good example of the necessity of systemic changes as it shows that welfare reforms like cage-free don't just fall short for hens, they can also increase emissions, land use and even the number of animals bred.
Funders and organizations need to explore together how resources could shift toward systemic changes. It's crucial for tomorrow.
This is why the Beyond Cage-Free Open Letter is necessary. I'm proud to be a signatory, and I encourage everyone to read it and sign it: https://beyondcagefree.org/
Thank you Anita ! Animal Welfare campaigns keep normalizing the specisist ag system, not only the industries. Working together on refocusing funding on campaigns based on diet change and animal liberation is definitely a win-win for everyone: for us, for animals and for climate ! Thank you Anita and Bruce for being part of the open dialogue and for speaking up.
Thank you, Anita, for this brilliant article and for speaking up for holistic change of our systems.
The UK egg study you mentioned is a good example of the necessity of systemic changes as it shows that welfare reforms like cage-free don't just fall short for hens, they can also increase emissions, land use and even the number of animals bred.
Funders and organizations need to explore together how resources could shift toward systemic changes. It's crucial for tomorrow.
This is why the Beyond Cage-Free Open Letter is necessary. I'm proud to be a signatory, and I encourage everyone to read it and sign it: https://beyondcagefree.org/
Thank you Anita ! Animal Welfare campaigns keep normalizing the specisist ag system, not only the industries. Working together on refocusing funding on campaigns based on diet change and animal liberation is definitely a win-win for everyone: for us, for animals and for climate ! Thank you Anita and Bruce for being part of the open dialogue and for speaking up.