NEW YORK, NY, Nov. 12, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Sixty percent of American adults believe factory farming puts profit before protecting the climate and our environment, according to new poll results published by Compassion in World Farming on became Adaptation and Agriculture Day (November 12) at the COP27 climate conference in Egypt.
That YouGov Research – carried out in 13 countries – was commissioned by the international NGO to mark the launch at COP27 of a global movement, supported by celebrities and NGOs, calling on world leaders to end factory farming. It also shows that American adults believe that factory farming puts profit ahead of animal welfare (67%) and the health of people who eat animal products (59%).
Supported by several NGOs, individuals and celebrities – such as B. TV stations successor Actor Brian Cox and X Men 2 Star Alan Cumming and UN Messenger of Peace and Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, Jane Goodall, PhD, DBE – the new end of line for factory farming Campaign sees the launch of a multilingual petition platform to mobilize the support of global public opinion and call on world leaders to end factory farming through a global deal.
Eye-catching bicycle posters will be placed at popular landmarks in New York, London and Paris this morning to raise public awareness of the impact of factory farming on the climate. The survey found that only 45% of American adults are aware that the livestock sector produces more greenhouse gas emissions than…
