The Dublin Declaration fails to recognize the need to reduce industrial animal agriculture.
Bryant, C
; Aiking, H; Alessandrini, R; Behrens, P; Creutzig, F; Eshel, G; Green, R; Hutchings, N; Leip, A; Milo, R; +2 more...Smith, P; van Zanten, H and
(2024)
The Dublin Declaration fails to recognize the need to reduce industrial animal agriculture.
Nature food, 5 (10).
pp. 799-801.
ISSN 2662-1355
DOI: 10.1038/s43016-024-01054-2
; Aiking, H; Alessandrini, R; Behrens, P; Creutzig, F; Eshel, G; Green, R; Hutchings, N; Leip, A; Milo, R; +2 more...Smith, P; van Zanten, H and
(2024)
The Dublin Declaration fails to recognize the need to reduce industrial animal agriculture.
Nature food, 5 (10).
pp. 799-801.
ISSN 2662-1355
DOI: 10.1038/s43016-024-01054-2
The framework presented in the Dublin Declaration has generated controversy by advocating for maintaining or increasing livestock numbers. The serious and acute harms associated with global livestock production today bring the goals of the declaration into dispute.
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