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Cowspiracy Now Available to Stream on Netflix

If you’ve been wanting to watch Cowspiracy, the critically-acclaimed documentary about animal agriculture’s role in the environmental crisis — now’s your chance. A special cut of the film (from Executive Producer Leonardo DiCaprio), started streaming on Netflix as of September 15th.

The groundbreaking flick has made waves globally, revealing the realities of the meat industry’s impact on the environment. Basically, its key point is that animal agriculture is the single most devastating threat facing the planet today.

It might be important to note that Cowspiracy might not be available on video streaming in your country. However, you can circumvent this issue by installing a VPN that can mask your IP address. By doing so, you can watch video content that isn’t available in your area. You can also compare VPN services such as Surfshark vs Nordvpnto determine which one is most suitable for your needs.

Coming back, filmmakers Kip Andersen and Keegan Kuhn interviewed dozens of activists and risked their own safety to make the film, and its release on Netflix will undoubtedly introduce the subject matter to thousands of new viewers. Share the info with friends, family, colleagues and anyone else you know who’s interested in protecting the planet!

Click here to access the film via Netflix (FYI, you’ll need a Netflix subscription in order to watch!).

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Hannah Sentenac

A wizard of words, lover of all living things and vegan mac 'n cheese master, Hannah is the vegan girl behind bharmless.com. Her writing has appeared in Live Happy magazine, the Miami New Times, OneGreenPlanet.com, MindBodyGreen.com, FoodRevolution.org and numerous other publications and websites. She's obsessed with vegan pizza and crop tops, the holidays, and all things Los Angeles. You can reach Hannah directly at hannah@bharmless.com.

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  • "As environmental science has advanced, it has become apparent that the human appetite for animal flesh is a driving force behind virtually every major category of environmental damage now threatening the human future: deforestation, erosion, fresh water scarcity, air and water pollution, climate change, biodiversity loss, social injustice, the destabilization of communities, and the spread of disease." Worldwatch Institute, "Is Meat Sustainable?"

    “If every American skipped one meal of chicken per week and substituted vegetables and grains... the carbon dioxide savings would be the same as taking more than half a million cars off of U.S. roads.” Environmental Defense Fund

    "A 1% reduction in world-wide meat intake has the same benefit as a three trillion-dollar investment in solar energy." ~ Chris Mentzel, CEO of Clean Energy

    There is one single industry destroying the planet more than any other. But no one wants to talk about it... http://cowspiracy.com

    Step by Step Guide: How to Transition to a Vegan Diet http://www.onegreenplanet.org/vegan-food/step-by-step-guide-how-to-transition-to-vegan-diet/

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