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Can we graze livestock in a way that repairs, rebuilds, revitalizes, and restores ecosystem function?
Meg Chatham
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February 2023

“People are fed by the food industry, which pays no attention to health, and are treated by the health industry, which pays no attention to food.” …
Meg Chatham
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When the fires came and swallowed whole towns, we did nothing. Now, we have floods. Will we continue trying to solve our problems with the same thinking…
Meg Chatham
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December 2022

We don't need to quit eating meat. Let's instead engage with our food system and ask questions about how our food was grown no matter what we eat.
Meg Chatham
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Cow farts. It’s the most common, bogus, and most inaccurate - cows burp - claim against beef in the media.
Meg Chatham
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In-fighting and dismissive assumptions without inquiry and empathy are barriers to creating a better food system.
Meg Chatham
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November 2022

A new report shows that greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas facilities worldwide are about three times higher than their producers claim.
Meg Chatham
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I agree with George Monbiot - governments aren’t discussing livestock enough - but his calls to eliminate livestock are short-sighted and will cause…
Meg Chatham
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How “feeding the world” has become a marketing scheme for industrialization
Meg Chatham

October 2022

The impact of fake meat on people and the planet could be more damaging than that of well-raised livestock.
Meg Chatham
Or is the campaign an unethical experiment on some of our most vulnerable?
Meg Chatham

September 2022

Pragmatic action rooted in thoughtful, reasoned decision-making and focused on value creation over value extraction is the cornerstone to effective…
Meg Chatham
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