Factory Farms versus Sustainable Agriculture
event detailsposted by: Sierra Club of Southeastern Pennsylvania begins: Apr 28, 6:45 pm ends: Apr 28, 8:00 pm location: The Free Library of Philadelphia, 19th and Vine Streets, 4th Floor |
The Sierra Club of Southeastern Pennsylvania presents
Factory Farms versus Sustainable Agriculture
Monday, April 28, 6:45 PM
The Free Library of Philadelphia, 19th and Vine Streets, 4th Floor
Davis Cantor, founder of Responsible Policies for Animals, will talk
about the inhumanity of factory farms and the harm they do to the
environment. Human use & destruction of other animals, though
practical for some humans for the short term, is a source of the
biggest human problems and inestimable human and nonhuman suffering.
It is inhumane regardless of intentions or degree of mistreatment in
particular instances. Its continuation isn't the fault of people
raising animals for food. The problem is that nonhuman animals have
no legal rights.
Farmer Brian Moyer, Vice President of the Pennsylvania Association for
Sustainable Agriculture, will talk about ways to grow food that are
both humane and harmless to the environment. Dr. Martin Luther King
would use what he called "the fierce urgency of now" as a call to
action during the civil rights struggle. Now, that same urgency is
needed to protect our civil rights to have a safe, healthy food system
and sustainable family farms are the answer.
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