Factory farming cruelty

    • [DOC File]Unitarian Universalist Association

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      While Pollan abhors many practices of factory farming, he also challenges the arguments for strict vegetarianism. Myers challenges Pollan’s central thesis supporting animal consumption, examining Pollan’s assertions in the context of what we know today about the individual and social lives of animals, and subsequent human responsibilities ...

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    • [DOC File]Animal Rights and Animal Ethics - Muse TECHNOLOGIES

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      Factory Farming By far the largest direct cause of animal abuse, and one that is gaining prominence in the public consciousness, is the food-production industry. Globally, the number of land animals killed each year for food has exceeded 65 billion, according to conservative UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) figures.

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    • [DOC File]Beyond Vegetarianism (Beyond Veg Labels)

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      Simply acknowledging the horrendous practices of factory-farming cruelty or the addictive nature of unhealthy consumption mores puts The Viewer at risk for an internal maelstrom of conflicting loyalties, behavioral-conditioning tensions and general angst. If we don’t outrightly turn our backs it will definitely start generating internal ...

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    • [DOC File]Lyle Munro, Confronting Cruelty: Moral orthodoxy and the ...

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      According to Lyle Munro, the aim of Confronting Cruelty is to address ‘why and how do people campaign on behalf of a species which is not their own’ (and I will return to the inherent anthropocentrism of this question later in the review) utilizing both New Social Movement Theory (NSM) and Resource Mobilization Theory (RMT).

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    • [DOC File]Policy Debate Packet

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      Factory farming is illegal. Factory farming is defined as large-scale industrialized and intensive agriculture that is focused on profit with animals kept indoors, confined at high stocking density and restricted in mobility; where a farm operates as a factory. All animals used for consumption must be raised on a free-grazing farm.

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    • [DOCX File]ashley.peterson

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      I do agree that if factory farming came to and end it would end the biggest contributor to animal cruelty, but I also believe that raising animals on a farm and not …

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    • [DOC File]UNIT 1

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      • to outlaw factory farming • to ban circuses with animals and to ban. rodeos • to stop the fur trade • to ban the duck shoot • to end animal experimentation • to stop the testing of drugs and products. on animals • to foster the rights of animals • to encourage vegetarianism and change. the indifference that many people feel ...

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    • [DOCX File]memo0 - Greens NSW | Greens NSW

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      “An Office of Animal Welfare would give the community confidence that animal cruelty was being investigated regardless of whether it happens on farms, in backyards or in the bush by a completely independent authority. “Many factory farming practices, such as sow stalls and battery cages are unnecessarily inhumane.

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    • [DOC File]5d: Animal Rights

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      understood the arguments for and against factory farming. justified their own personal position on factory farming. become able to describe and explain some different views on the use of animals in experiments and on the genetic modification of animals. become able to evaluate a range of Christian and Hindu beliefs about the use of animals

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    • [DOC File]Sample 1AC:

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      A. Harm 1: The extreme cruelty of factory farming will be solved by….. 1. Applying animal rights laws to farming animals. 2. All states will apply their animal rights laws to factory farming. B. Harm 2: Due to factory farming, health risks for people have increased significantly and will be solved by…..

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