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Should factory farming of animals be banned globally — with a transition to plant-based and small-scale alternatives?

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Factory farming accounts for roughly 15% of global greenhouse gas emissions, uses 70% of agricultural land, and faces criticism for animal suffering. But 800 million people depend on it as a livelihood. A global transformation would require massive investment.

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European Commission · 6/30/2021
Response C(2021) 4747 to the ECI 'End the Cage Age' — commitment to phase out cage farming

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