Though, I think most people be horrified to know what goes on in dairy farming. Like the separation child and mother after just days to hours, killing of cows once their milk production drops, etc. and that’s setting aside all the emissions
I think in the future, it will be seen in a similar light to how people see fur today
I think in the future, it will be seen in a similar light to how people see fur today
You mention fur, as if we have stopped farming it. The article is literally about how the government in Denmark was just fine with mink farming until now. If the demand wasn’t there, the farming would have disappeared already.
We haven’t stopped it all yet but the total amount of fur farming is massively down as well and banned in an increasing number of countries. To imagine we would have been here only like 10-20 years ago would have been hard to fathom. I meant that we could see similar trajectories for meat, dairy, eggs, etc.
Depending on what you mean by that, it’s kind of already here. You can already buy non-animal whey protein milks in stores today. As well as the more traditional oat milk, soy milk, almond milk, etc.
I saw “milk farming” and had many questions
Though, I think most people be horrified to know what goes on in dairy farming. Like the separation child and mother after just days to hours, killing of cows once their milk production drops, etc. and that’s setting aside all the emissions
I think in the future, it will be seen in a similar light to how people see fur today
You mention fur, as if we have stopped farming it. The article is literally about how the government in Denmark was just fine with mink farming until now. If the demand wasn’t there, the farming would have disappeared already.
We haven’t stopped it all yet but the total amount of fur farming is massively down as well and banned in an increasing number of countries. To imagine we would have been here only like 10-20 years ago would have been hard to fathom. I meant that we could see similar trajectories for meat, dairy, eggs, etc.
I think in the future humans will be lucky to find meat on something larger than a rat.
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Maybe, lab grown milk is being developed as we speak.
Depending on what you mean by that, it’s kind of already here. You can already buy non-animal whey protein milks in stores today. As well as the more traditional oat milk, soy milk, almond milk, etc.