Gruesome
factory farms are pumping animals full of powerful antibiotics, creating vicious
new superbugs that could kill 10 million people a year by 2050. But if we push
McDonald's to slash antibiotics, its sheer size could shift the global industry
to more sustainable farming -- and help stop the superbugs. McDonald's is
deciding right now… so let's push them to stop the next pandemic and help
millions of desperate animals -- sign and share! Dear friends, Every
year 70 billion animals are raised in gruesome factory farms -- pumped with
powerful antibiotics to keep them alive and make them grow faster.It's a horror
show for the environment and animal welfare -- but a paradise for pathogens
to mutate, multiply and jump to humans. Already 700,000 people die from
drug-resistant infections every year, and scientists say it could reach 10
million deaths a year by 2050.But we can help to change that.McDonald's is the
world's largest beef purchaser -- and it's deciding new antibiotics policies
right now. If we push McDonald's to ban them, it could then shift the whole
industry towards more sustainable farming.Let's make it happen! There's almost
nothing McDonald's cares about more than its public image -- so if millions of
us raise our voices, we could push the meat giant to slash antibiotics and help
stop the next superbug pandemic. Sign now and pass this on, fast:
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Gruesome
factory farms are pumping animals full of
powerful antibiotics, creating vicious new
superbugs that could kill 10 million
people a year by 2050. But if we push
McDonald's to slash antibiotics, its sheer size
could shift the global industry to more
sustainable farming -- and help stop the
superbugs. McDonald's is deciding right
now… so let's push them to stop the next
pandemic and help millions of desperate
animals -- sign and share!
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Dear
friends, |
Every
year 70 billion animals are raised
in gruesome factory farms -- pumped with
powerful antibiotics to keep them alive
and make them grow faster.
It's a horror
show for the environment and animal welfare --
but a paradise for pathogens to
mutate, multiply and jump to humans.
Already 700,000 people die from drug-resistant
infections every year, and scientists say it
could reach 10 million deaths a
year by 2050.
But we can help to
change that.
McDonald's is the world's
largest beef purchaser -- and it's deciding new
antibiotics policies right now. If we
push McDonald's to ban them, it could then shift
the whole industry towards more sustainable
farming.
Let's make it happen!
There's almost nothing McDonald's cares about
more than its public image -- so if
millions of us raise our voices, we could push
the meat giant to slash antibiotics and
help stop the next superbug pandemic.
Sign now and pass this on,
fast:
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Factory
farms are all about producing tons of fast,
cheap meat -- but it means cattle are raised in
toxic conditions, which wouldn't be possible
without massive amounts of antibiotics. Already
over 70% of the global supply in
antibiotics is used on farm
animals!
The result is that
pathogens can become resistant to treatment,
creating vicious superbugs that are immune to
even our most powerful antibiotics. Millions
could die -- and that's exactly why scientists
and public health experts are raising the
alarm.
To protect
ourselves, we must not only reduce
meat consumption, we also have to drastically
cut the use of antibiotics on farms.
This could also force farmers to raise cattle in
better, healthier conditions. McDonald's is
considering its antibiotics policy for beef
right now, and if millions of us
speak up, we could inspire the giant to lead the
world.
It's worked before. After
massive public demand, McDonald's banned the use
of antibiotics for its chickens in 2016, setting
off a chain reaction throughout the industry.
Now let's do it again! Add your voice
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The
Covid pandemic has shown again how
interconnected and fragile our societies really
are, creating a new appreciation for nature and
the ecosystems that support all life on earth.
The best time to prevent the next pandemic is
right now -- but this is also a golden
opportunity to continue our fight to reform food
production, animal welfare, and the rights of
factory farm workers. For the world we all dream
of, let's make it happen!
With fierce
hope and endless determination,
Mike,
Marie, Anneke, Marta, Spyro, Luis, and the whole
team at Avaaz |
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