Thanks Vijai ji, this is interesting and well put together ... It is helpful to share to educate the broader society on these important issues.
I appreciated it, particularly the broad range of responses.
Regards, Leah
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>From: Vijai Singhal [
vijai_...@hotmail.com]
>Sent: 5/23/2013 11:26:30 AM
>To:
>Subject: Re: [hinducouncil:116] FW: What is the true cost of cheap meat?
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>Dear friends,
>
>Please find time to watch this excellent video. It is very informative whether or
>not you support meat eating. It will make you think about your diet, about your
>health, about ethics of treatment of animals and other related economics and
>social issues and climate change etc. You will find time well spent I can
>guarantee you that.
>
>Kind regards,
>
>Vijai Singhal
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>
>Dear Vijai,
>
>Have you ever thought that the sticker price of cheap meat doesn’t match its
>actual cost? Who is paying the real price for cheaper meat at the checkout?
>Voiceless is proud to announce the launch of a new project which investigates
>these questions and their greater impact. In collaboration with EyeLevel – a new
>initiative aimed at promoting thought leadership – we’re challenging Australians
>to think about the intensive farming practices which make cheap meat possible.
>Voiceless has brought together a roster of leading Australians to answer key
>questions about the ethical, environmental and health costs of cheap meat. With an
>introduction from former High Court judge the Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG, the panel
>also comprises:
>Former Treasury Secretary Dr Ken Henry AC
>Leader of the Opposition in the NSW Legislative Council, the Hon Luke Foley MLC
>Author and academic Dr Deidre Wicks
>Renowned international animal lawyer Antoine Goetschel
>Director of Feather and Bone Laura Dalrymple
>The Eyelevel format gives panellists the opportunity to speak on a number of
>thought-provoking topics, compiling their responses into an interactive video
>platform, which is now available for you to watch here.
>This is a significant opportunity to raise public awareness about factory farming
>and the conditions that animals raised for food are forced to endure throughout
>their short lives. Please share this fantastic resource with your friends and
>family on Facebook and Twitter, post it on your blog or forward this email to your
>colleagues.
>Start a conversation today to help end factory farming tomorrow.
>Thanks for your continued support,
>Dana Campbell
>Chief Executive Officer
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