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restorefreedom

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7. this is not going to be popular

Reply to n2doc (Original post)

Thu Jul 30, 2015, 12:19 PM

Jul 2015

but our food choices have had a devastating effect on wildlife and habitat. few want to hear this, but animal agriculture is going to have be drastically reduced if we want any hope of saving our planet and its wildlife.

http://www.takeextinctionoffyourplate.com/meat_and_wildlife.html

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Study: We've wiped out half the world's wildlife since 1970 [View all] n2doc Jul 2015 OP

This is absolutely horrible! newfie11 Jul 2015 #1

What's the alternative? The2ndWheel Jul 2015 #6

The problem is, every species we loose newfie11 Jul 2015 #18

You can only pull so many threads out of the garment of life before it falls apart, Uncle Joe Jul 2015 #2

+1 tex-wyo-dem Jul 2015 #14

and much of this happens silently, with no one watching, or noticing. geek tragedy Jul 2015 #3

+1 appalachiablue Jul 2015 #9

Turns out Agent Smith was right. Human beings ARE a virus... truebrit71 Jul 2015 #4

To be fair pscot Jul 2015 #5

this is not going to be popular restorefreedom Jul 2015 #7

It's not limited to that The2ndWheel Jul 2015 #11

agreed. nt restorefreedom Jul 2015 #16

Thank you - some info on a new direction SoLeftIAmRight Jul 2015 #12

very well put together restorefreedom Jul 2015 #17

It will improve, when there are 10 billion of us! nt Romulox Jul 2015 #8

Sorta like "technology" will solve all our climate change problems. Wars and famine are the answer. erronis Jul 2015 #13

K&R! Omaha Steve Jul 2015 #10

I rest my case swilton Jul 2015 #15