by Sandra Kyle | Oct 26, 2019 | Animal cruelty, Health & Nutrition, Human toll of slaughterhouses, Slaughterhouse
Gail A. Eisnitz, author of ‘Slaughterhouse: The Shocking Story of Greed, Neglect, and Inhumane Treatment Inside the U.S. Meat Industry’, and 2004 winner of the Albert Schweitzer Medal, is the author of our featured article. In December this year, the U.S. Department...
by Sandra Kyle | Oct 8, 2019 | Health & Nutrition, Plant based meats, Uncategorised
Emerging technologies spell the end of animal agriculture within a couple of decades, according to a new report from international Think Tank RethinkX. While we agree, at End Animal Slaughter we believe that the report’s authors timeline is too conservative...
by Sandra Kyle | Jul 26, 2019 | factory farming, Health & Nutrition, Uncategorised, Veganism
What’s behind your plate of scrambled eggs? End Animal Slaughter guest contributor SARAH OLIVER reminds us of a couple of things we may have overlooked. It often crosses my mind that our ability to ignore the blindingly obvious makes us, and those we...
by Sandra Kyle | Jun 29, 2019 | Animal cruelty, climate change, Environment, Health & Nutrition, Veganism, Video
1 Your film THE END OF MEAT envisions a future where meat consumption belongs to the past. What was your chief motivation in making this film? When I made my last documentary, Live and Let Live, one of my interview questions was what the human-animal relationship...
by Sandra Kyle | Jun 12, 2019 | Environment, Health & Nutrition, Uncategorised, Veganism
Humans have killed other species for millennia for food in complete disregard of their rights. It is time to call a halt! Instead of indulging in primitive behaviour rooted in violence we can begin as nations to make the transition to plant-based agriculture. Read...
by Sandra Kyle | Jun 1, 2019 | Animal cruelty, Animal Rights, Environment, Health & Nutrition
…is incarcerating animals en masse to eat them and their products. It’s ‘time for a Revolution’ writes distinguished environmental author and Guardian columnist George Monbiot....
