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    Analysis and Evaluation of Eating Animal The author of the book, Eating Animal, Jonathan Safran Foer focuses on a very important issue of the contemporary world that is food. Eating habits, food culture, farming, and food manufacturing are very closely related. Consumers most of the time ignore where food comes from. They eat food because it is a basic need that they need for survival. However, the author of the book digs deeper into the process of how and where food especially meat comes ready…

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    1. To say the least, the Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret documentary was very eye opening when considering how or when to eat meat products to ensure a better future for other generations. At the beginning, there was confusion, because I did not know that raising cattle had such a negative affect on our lives. However, the cogitation behind killing animals for food causes over 50% carbon dioxide pollution is astonishing to me. When the narrator encountered companies to gain new…

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    made since to me personally regarding the pursuit of living the good life. I am a strong believer in healthy eating and living your life using the power of “disgust” to make decisions about eating habits and living conditions. I am a vegetarian and have been a vegetarian almost all of my life. I grew up in a family of butchers and needless to say it shaped me as a person. I find eating meat is not the way to a good life for me. However, I do not try to instill these beliefs to others, as I…

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    ethical, personal and environmentally sustainable future we must end, or at least lower, meat consumption. Australia, next to the US, has the highest rate of meat consumption with the population consuming 115 kilograms per person per year. This rate of meat consumption is seriously effecting the Australian environment, increasing our risk of disease and promoting the animal abuse that happens within the meat industry. These factors are incredibly damaging for the future of Australia and our…

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    decisive, Disciplined, Independent, Logical, Leader, Pragmatic, Productive, Proactive, Responsible, and Task-Dominant. I am a Pescatarian Vegetarian and have been for over 16 years. The word is occasionally used to describe people who abstain from eating all meat and animal flesh with the exception of fish. Although the word is not commonly used, more and more people are adopting this kind of diet usually for health…

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    population is vegetarian. Whether or not people should consume meat is a very debated issue. Most people in the world do eat meat, but there is a faction of people who are of the opinion that it is better to live off of a primarily plant based diet. While vegetarianism has many benefits, an omnivorous lifestyle doesn’t have to be detrimental to the environment and can be as healthy as any other diet.. Vegetarians’ main argument is that a no-meat diet is healthier, greener (better for the…

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    anymore. These days we humans know how to make meat out of plant. And it's all with a little help from Beyond Meat. What is Beyond Meat? Beyond Meat is essentially a group of activists who are doing their best to reduce greenhouse gasses. Furthermore, these folks are passionate about healthy eating. The head of Beyond Meat, Ethan Brown is trying to sell a meat substitute that smells and tastes just like a real thing. Yes, it's a sort of 'fake meat' that is so unbelievably delicious. What Does…

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    verse in Genesis chapter 1 verses 29-30 that states, humans should only eat herbs and vegetables. The pilgrims thought if anyone ate meat then it was a sin. They took a lot of God’s commandments seriously, so when God said “Thou shalt not kill” they believed you shouldn’t kill any living thing on…

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    can use to create several things, and meat that people can eat. However, these allegations are all inconclusive. The following points prove that people should become vegetarians because the cost of vegetarian diets is cheaper than meat. Vegetarianism is an important factor to maintain the natural resources and improve the environment. Plants consume less energy and farmland to provide for a vegetarian than they would to feed livestock. In contrast, the meat industry abuses natural resources…

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    Eating animals has been a regular meal for humans for many centuries, but it has also been opposed by veganists for many years. Although consuming animals has been opposed by vegan aficionados, it has also been a source of controversy because of how factory farming produces the meat we eat in our daily meals. In the book “Eating Animals” we get the sense that the author will be arguing and encouraging veganism, but instead he argues about how the meat we consume is produced. The author Jonathan…

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