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* A 2006 United Nations study titled "Livestock's Long Shadow" said that livestock accounts for 18% of global greenhouse gas emissions,
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but a study by World Watch Institute three years later said the U.N. report failed to consider some of the factors, and put the figure at 51%.
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* Even at the lower number of 18%, animal agriculture contributes more to global warming than all cars, trucks, trains, buses, airplanes, and ships combined—more than the entire transportation sector, which the EPA pegs at 14% globally.
  
 
=== Deforestation ===
 
=== Deforestation ===

Revision as of 09:16, 9 January 2020

Introduction

Advocacy

Fact Sheet

Scope of Harms

  • Testing Level 3 a
  • Testing Level 3 b

Personal Responsibility

Land Surface and Biomass

Global Warming

  • A 2006 United Nations study titled "Livestock's Long Shadow" said that livestock accounts for 18% of global greenhouse gas emissions,

but a study by World Watch Institute three years later said the U.N. report failed to consider some of the factors, and put the figure at 51%.

  • Even at the lower number of 18%, animal agriculture contributes more to global warming than all cars, trucks, trains, buses, airplanes, and ships combined—more than the entire transportation sector, which the EPA pegs at 14% globally.

Deforestation

Species Extinction

Fish Depletion

Eutrophication

Water Pollution

Air Pollution

See Also

Plain Text

Footnotes


Meta

This fact sheet was originally authored by Greg Fuller and copyedited by Isaac Nickerson. The contents may have been edited since that time by others.

See Also

Plain Text

Footnotes


Meta

This fact sheet was originally authored by Greg Fuller and copyedited by Isaac Nickerson. The contents may have been edited since that time by others.