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Climate Activists Step Up Attacks on Meat, Livestock, and Ranchers
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April 1, 2021 3
 

Climate activists often target ranchers with claims that global warming will harm livestock production. In reality, climate activists themselves are a much larger threat to cattle, ranching, and livestock production. This past week, as is often the case, climate activists aggressively vilified ranchers and livestock production in hopes of ruining ranchers and livestock.

On March 24, Sentient Media published an article titled, “Cattle Farming Is One of the Most Destructive Industries on the Planet.” As you may have guessed from the article’s title, the article attempts to motivate people to avoid eating meat and to impose restrictions on livestock production that would drive ranchers into extinction.

“[N]o matter how one looks at it, the facts still point to the overwhelmingly detrimental impact of cattle farming on the environment,” the article asserts. “Cattle farming is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gases, thus being a major cause of climate change.”

https://climaterealism.com/2021/04/climate-activists-step-up-attacks-on-meat-livestock-and-ranchers/

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Re: Climate Activists Step Up Attacks on Meat, Livestock, and Ranchers
« Reply #1 on: April 08, 2021, 05:46:56 pm »
Climate Activists Step Up Attacks on Meat, Livestock, and Ranchers

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“[N]o matter how one looks at it, the facts still point to the overwhelmingly detrimental impact of cattle farming on the environment,” the article asserts. “Cattle farming is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gases, thus being a major cause of climate change.”

https://climaterealism.com/2021/04/climate-activists-step-up-attacks-on-meat-livestock-and-ranchers/

Well that's just not true at all. In fact cows are an important part of environmental reclamation.