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Contents 1. Industrial Farming Is Harmful to Small Farmers, the Environment, and Public Health Ronnie Cummins 2. Commercial Fertilizers and Farms Are Far Superior to Organic Farms R.I Throckmorton 3. Factory Farm Animals Are Treated Inhumanely Mark H. Bernstein 4. Factory Farm Animals Are Treated Humanely AgNetEd.com 5. Large-scale Hog Operations Are Severely Polluting the Air and Water Christopher D. Cook 6. Large Hog Farms Do Not Significantly Impact Water Quality Dennis T. Avery and Alex Avery 7. Large-scale Confinement Operations Are Not Necessary John Ikerd 8. Large Meat Processing Plants Are Hazardous To Workers Human Rights Watch 9. Worker Safety Is a Primary Concern at Food Processing Plants J. Patrick Boyle 10. Genetically Engineered Crops Pose Many Risks Sally Deneen 11. Genetically Engineered Crops Have Provided Great Benefits to the World International Foundation for the Conservation of Natural Resources 12. Shrimp Farms Have Disastrous Effects on People and the Environment Public Citizen 13. Fish Farms Are Necessary to Feed a Growing Population Hauke L. Kite-Powell 14. Industrialized Poultry Farms Are Breeding Grounds for Avian Influenza Wendy Orent 15. The Department of Agriculture Is Protecting Consumers from Avian Influenza Ron DeHaven
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Livestock factories -- United States.
Animal industry -- United States.