The Antibiotic Crisis Exposes a Debate Brazil Avoids: The Living Conditions of the Animals That Sustain Its Protein Industry
The European Union’s suspension of Brazilian meat imports over antimicrobial policies has sparked a major trade debate. Beyond economic losses, this crisis exposes a critical, overlooked question: how high stocking density, stress, and poor welfare conditions force industrial animal agriculture to rely on antibiotics, and why real reform must put animal health and transparency first.
The Missing Target: Why Industrialized Animal Farming Must Be at the Core of the Climate Agenda
A peer-reviewed study in Animals warns that global climate targets will remain out of reach without transforming food systems. Discover why animal agriculture must be central to the climate agenda.
Industrial Livestock's Environmental Footprint Keeps Growing Despite Decades of Warnings
A new report by the S3F coalition reveals a 53% increase in farmed animals over the last two decades, highlighting the urgent need to halt factory farm financing and transition toward sustainable food systems.