B-12 deficiency is a horrible thing to experience and can lead to death. Most everyone will eventually have to take to take B-12 supplements as they force an end to meat consumption.
Their goal is to end most meat consumption – in their own words – and require people to eat fake meat products that are ultraprocessed (nearly all current fake meat companies are in or near bankruptcy).
If you support this, keep in mind that pet dogs and cats consume 20-30% of the meat supply. Many academics have proposed a ban on pet dogs and cats to save the climate.
Do you support banning all pet cats and dogs?
- The case against pets: is it time to give up our cats and dogs? | Pets | The Guardian
- The truth about cats’ and dogs’ environmental impact | UCLA
- How The Pet Food Industry Is Fueling The Climate Crisis – Plant Based News
- By owning a pet, you are doing more damage to the environment than you might realise | The Independent
The CCC’s call for less meat: Striking the right balance for health and environment | AHDB
Another issue – here in the U.S, much of the arid western lands are used for cattle ranching. These lands grow grass – not crops – and due to the nature of the soils (thin, rocky ground), and lack of water, these lands cannot be converted to growing plants for food consumption. Cattle and sheep are an effective way of turning otherwise unusable ground into a food source. Under plans to eliminate meat, these grasslands will remain grasslands – they will not be used to produce alternative foods because they cannot grow other crops besides grass. Humans are not ruminants and cannot eat these grasses directly. The effect is we will end up with less food – and fewer calories to feed our population.
