What the MAHA movement gets wrong about meat
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited West Virginia on March 28 to promote his “Make America ...
Tag: The Future of Meat
One state’s desperate new plan to fix its egg shortage
H5N1, a highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza known as bird flu, continues to wreak havoc on the nation’s egg ...
A newly surfaced document reveals the beef industry’s secret climate plan
It’s now well established that for decades, major oil companies knew that burning fossil fuels would cause global warming, and ...
Is your grocery store out of eggs? Try these alternatives instead.
A global economic meltdown seems to be the only event that can cause people to cut back on meat. In ...
Why Big Pharma wants you to eat more meat
This is the final story in a series of articles on how factory farming has shaped the US. Find the ...
How a shipping error more than a century ago launched the $30 billion chicken industry
Some archaeologists believe that when future civilizations sort through the debris of our modern era, we won’t be defined by ...
Big Oil and Big Ag are teaming up to turn cow poop into energy — and profits. The math doesn’t add up.
The hundreds of billions of pounds of waste produced by America’s dairy cows every year has long been a headache ...
How factory farming took over America — and why it isn’t going away anytime soon
A Vox reader asks: Why is factory farming still around?Factory farming — the intensive confinement of chickens, pigs, and cows ...
The slippery appeal of RFK Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again movement
Anybody can be a part of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again campaign. On his MAHA website, shoppers ...
Why 597 million chickens go missing from America’s food supply each year
America’s favorite animal to eat — the chicken — has also become its most expendable: In 2021, around 556 million ...
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