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    Food is the staple of any society. Before the practice of agriculture a sustainable supply of food was hard to come by; as a result, people were subjected to a harsher way of life. The invention of agricultural practices, and the resulting sustainable food supply, revolutionized the way life could be lived. However, there is a cost as population increases so to does, demand and in the name of expediency shortcuts are taken, which can be hazardous to the average individual.1 Eric Schlosser,…

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    Delicious, freshly prepared, juicy, and satisfying are some words people may use to describe fast food. On the other hand, some may say it is greasy, unhealthy, and unflavorful. The fast food industry is responsible for a number of issues that they create that affect people’s lives. The main ethical issues of the fast food industry are poor food quality, dangerous working conditions, and advertising to children, especially in schools. The fast food industry originally stemmed from southern…

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    he continues on without learning any lessons from what had happened to him. At Helios’ island Odysseus separates himself from his men again and falls, “Under slow drops of sleep” (221, 444). His men take advantage of his disappearance and eat the cattle that Odysseus specifically told them not to eat. As a rule, a great leader has to learn from his mistakes to better himself. Here, you can see Odysseus falling into the same problem multiple times. He lets his men go unbridled and many bad things…

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    also attributed to large-scale ranchers who clear the land to raise cattle which is a high profit activity for poor economic countries that have lack in natural resources, however, Brazil has over 200 million head of cows which makes it the world largest commercial cattle herd, and the largest beef exporter, therefore, according to Brazil’s national space institute about 61 % the area in the Amazon has already occupied by cattle. Another contributor to deforestation is logging in the Amazon…

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    The cattle’s meat supplies to many places like Russia, North America, and China. ”It is estimated that for each pound of beef produced, 200 square feet of rainforest is destroyed.” Costa Rica has been losing most of their forests because of the cattle farms for 20 years. The Indians have also used the slash and burn farming methods, but on a much smaller scale. What they did was that they would use a small area of land and used it themselves…

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    “symbolic motif” in the early Vedic era (2000:186). Indeed, Vedic literature depicts cows significantly more than any other non-human animal (Korom 2002:186). Additionally, cattle played a crucial role in Vedic sacrifice (yajña), which the maintenance of cosmic order (rta) was believed to depend upon (Korom 2002:187). Without cattle sacrifice, it was believed that the universe would cease to function and cosmic order would become imbalanced, causing the universe to fall into chaos (Korom…

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    Critical Summary of “Sustainabilitarianism and Eating Beef” This case study deals with the contents of Chapter one {animal welfarism} in the text Environmental Ethics for Canadians edited by Dr. Byron Williston. In this case study, Williston forces readers to think critically about the meat-economy that exists and if it can be justified, morally and sustainably. Peter Singer, A crucial thinker in the realm of Animal Welfarism, claims that “grounding claim of intrinsic value based on any set of…

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    These all relate to open challenges in metabolomics for refined the phenotypic description of cattle (1) determine key metabolic process to provide tools for improving cattle husbandry/nutrition (2) identify potential biomarkers for animal selection (3). I am already working on these three major challenges and disseminating the findings. As current work matures, I am looking forward…

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    University has gone to considerable measures to ensure that the beef and lamb consumed in the dining halls is coming from responsible practices, it is not enough. To truly make an impact we need to spread awareness regarding the consequences of the current consumption habits, as well as implement stricter food serving schedules. The production of livestock requires massive amounts of food, water, and fuel.Through the process of digestion cattle and other ruminants release harmful greenhouse…

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    When Tim finds out that his father is captured he has to take the cattle to the tavern alone. Even though it's a long way, and he has to lead the cattle all the way home, as well as being worried, sad and scared, he keeps going and gets home. Tim doesn't stop trying to persuade Sam to stop fighting in the war even though he knew that Sam was not going to be…

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