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News Section Icon Published 23/08/2012

The link between our food and our water footprint

World Water Week kicks off on 26th August with a theme of water and its relationship to food security. It’s perfect Compassion material, so we thought we’d look at the relationship between food and water in a bit more detail.

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News Section Icon Published 21/08/2012

How a tainted burger tore a family apart

Kevin Kowalcyk was just two years old when he died; killed by an E. coli infection that he contracted after eating a burger. This story highlights one of the possible health threats of factory farming.

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News Section Icon Published 21/08/2012

Sow stall ban: nine not ready

Figures obtained by Compassion show several EU member states, including Spain, have joined the list of nations that will be ready for the introduction of the new legislation in the new year.

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News Section Icon Published 17/08/2012

Factory farming - anything but innovative

A story has emerged on leading tech/ethics blog Fast Company, talking about technological innovations in factory farming. We don't believe that it tells the full story, and decided to air our views.

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News Section Icon Published 15/08/2012

Reducing meat consumption – how?

Here at Compassion in World Farming, we’re in the behavioural-change business. Part of that behavioural change involves eating smaller amounts of higher-quality meat – from a health, financial and environmental perspective, it’s a no-brainer.

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News Section Icon Published 13/08/2012

Analysing Cameron's hunger summit

David Cameron held his widely anticipated "Hunger Summit" before the 2012 Olympics closing ceremony on Sunday. We take a look at the outcomes.

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News Section Icon Published 10/08/2012

Pregnant cattle die on ship

In yet another example of the problems inherent in the live export trade, 400 pregnant cattle have died aboard a ship taking them from the USA to Russia.

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News Section Icon Published 10/08/2012

Feed people, not livestock to alleviate world hunger

With drought, failing crops and rising grain prices causing severe food crises around the world, Compassion is calling on world leaders at Sunday's Hunger Summit to feed cereals to people, not to livestock and cars.

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News Section Icon Published 09/08/2012

The global hunger crisis – a moral ‘maize’

If you want to feed the world, you need to produce as much food as you can, quickly. Factory farming’s the answer, right? Wrong! As world leaders prepare to attend the UK "Hunger Summit" this Sunday, we look at a better solution.

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News Section Icon Published 07/08/2012

Factory farming – more farm animals, fewer jobs

Recent campaigns have looked at the effects of factory-farming pollution on local environments and communities. But pollution is just a part of the problem. We look at how the consolidation of smaller farms is breaking up rural communities.

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