World Without Cows’ Post

Let's discuss it: "Are we better off in a world without cows?" I strongly believe that animal protein is part of the solution, not the problem. I take pride in working in animal nutrition and feeding people as part of this industry. Despite feeling like a criminal at times, I am confident that the steps being taken to improve our environmental impact, backed by scientific evidence and increased public awareness, will lead to a more nuanced and fruitful discussion that will ultimately benefit society. #WorldWithoutCows It's not black and white! https://lnkd.in/e9THwWwv

Will be interested in what is discussed in this documentary. What is fact vs. fiction?

Imagine a conversation with the people of the 22nd century living with the consequences of the choices we made in the 21st . https://lnkd.in/eCgQVUb8

Why does our human-nature worldview matter? Our economies transfer and transform energy and matter to meet our needs, and are deeply connected to Earth’s ecosystems. Yet, our worldview separates us from nature. Our worldview shapes human behaviour and affects our ability to see the world as it is. If we view ourselves as dominant over nature, we risk overexploiting it. This worldview also blinds us to how our economic activities cause ecological damage: farming, mining, burning, clearing, and polluting. We do not recognise that ecological destruction threatens all life on Earth, including ours. Scientists have been sounding the alarm about these threats for decades, for example on biodiversity loss. Since 1970, we have lost about 69% of the Earth’s biodiversity due to our use of land for human settlement, farming and industrial production. Losing biodiversity makes Earth’s life-support systems ecosystems more fragile. Changing our worldview to recognise our connection to and dependence on nature is an important first step to live in balance with Earth’s ecosystems. To access section 1.2.1 Human-nature relationships of the Regenerative Economics for secondary schools, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gnBGMqm2 https://lnkd.in/dMxvkHYv

Relationality or the Interconnection among humans, between humans, nonhumans, and between humans and the natural world is an essential practice of nonviolence. This video is inspired by Kimmerer's book "Braiding Sweetgrass, and it is about how we are intertwined with our environment. https://lnkd.in/e3YwtkgH

Wow!  Knowing nature more deeply is about understanding the world! Nature helps us to decode the complex and fascinating world better that we are living in. Talking of trees is a perfect example.  https://lnkd.in/eZD_R8Rb

Next step in the holidays journey « the sixth extinction - an unnatural History » from Elyzabeth Kolbert. How the humans are creating the 6th extinction through the way of life, environmental no-decisions, economy and geopolitics.

🤗 We all know that trees and greenspaces are essential. 🤓 From this video, you could have successful stories how trees and greenspaces enhanced to solve some social and environmental issues. 🤯 tried to include too many information. https://lnkd.in/eqZK5_eM

How different would it be to relate to the planet & other living things from a premise of interconnection, rather than of hierarchy & human supremacy? Our board member Eileen Crist discusses how human expansionism drives a multitude of ecological crises - and how we can shift to align with our role as Earthlings https://lnkd.in/eUEBmrvG

Practical Proof of Humanity / Voight-Kampff is a practical 2024 problem for Humans.