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    hidden dangers of the meat industry. Companies hide the bad side of meat. They don’t tell you every single detail, because they’d be out of business. I truly believe that everyone should be a vegetarian. People would be much healthier and we would have to worry less about our depleting natural resources.i ii iii v Multiple tests and experiments have shown that consumption of meat could lead to many different health problems. A Harvard study has shown that daily consumption of red meat is linked…

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    These days, people began to think that eating meat have negative effects on their life. Some countries such as Denmark and Germany consider introducing meat-tax, which is the policy of imposing tax on meat to reduce its consumption (Carrington). Also, China’s government announced the policy to cut the amount of meat citizens eat (Milman and Leavenworth). However, although such recognition is spread, people eat more and more meat, and the amount of the production has also been growing. Compared…

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    My Year Of Meats Analysis

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    My Year of Meats has a particular way to display a genre in ways that other novels do not have with her unique way of presenting, Ruth Ozeki uses “meat” not just in the title but as a way that women (like Akiko) believe that they’re seen as which is cattle, I saw the metaphorical “equation” as body = meat and women = cattle. Ozeki also, most likely, did not put the clear use of cause and effect based on the fact that non-literal connections can be made about men towards women and cattle. Also,…

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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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    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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    Lab-Grown Meat Analysis

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    Lab-Grown Meat By Scharfenberg, David The story I’m a vegetarian Bring on the lab-grown meat written by Scharfenberg, David appeared in Boston Globe which one of the World’s most authoritative periodicals of this time. The article is all about cultured meat production. It concerns minimizing the harm that people do of their conscience to the best of the knowledge and ability and how artificial meat production will affect man and his environment. The newspaper article is indeed intended for an…

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    The novel showed America the problems with the meat industry. How unsanitary and disgusting things were in the meat they ate every day. This book helped establish the Pure Food and Drug Act as well as the Meat Inspection Act. As impactful as these acts were for the food they did nothing for the workers. The workers had to figure out how to protect themselves. The working class had little education, no money and zero political influence. The only way to change their circumstances would be to…

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    Many who understand this reality still find it difficult to leave their meat products behind and switch to a plant based diet. What makes it so…

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    RITTMAN — Cubes of meat, like pork, pierced on a skewer are sold in grocery stores under the label city chicken. If some Rittman residents get their way, the term will take on a whole new meaning. Residents Ted Balog and Kelly Collins, during the April 11 meeting, approached council members asking them to consider changing zoning laws to accommodate raising chickens for eggs in coops in residential areas. Balog would like to see an ordinance similar to the one in Medina, which allows chickens in…

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    Do Red Meats Cause Cancer

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    Eating red meats has been found to develop a certain type of cancer. A new study shows that a sugar molecule in the flesh of beef, pork and lamb might activate an immune response in our bodied that cause inflammation. This inflammation is the cause of tumor growth. Mice exposed to this for a long time caused a five time increase in the chances of getting cancer. No one knew why eating red meats caused such a high risk of cancer. Humans are the only meat animals who have to worry about getting…

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