Sheep are raised in crowded, unhealthy conditions where they emit large amounts of greenhouse gasses, like methane, into the atmosphere. Mass production of sheep causes pollution and disease problems for local waterways and grasslands. Penned sheep eat feed grains like wheat and corn which drive up the price of grain to 2nd and 3rd world countries, keeping food prices high and continuing endemic poverty and famine that assure that when the poor are not starving they are targets for radicalization by terrorist groups and organized criminal organizations.
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Sheep are raised in crowded, unhealthy conditions where they emit large amounts of greenhouse gasses, like methane, into the atmosphere. Mass production of sheep causes pollution and disease problems for local waterways and grasslands. Penned sheep eat feed grains like wheat and corn which drive up the price of grain to 2nd and 3rd world countries, keeping food prices high and continuing endemic poverty and famine that assure that when the poor are not starving they are targets for radicalization by terrorist groups and organized criminal organizations.
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