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202112 minGdoc-short

Cowruption

202112 minGdoc-short

Twelve minutes reveal the corruption linked to animal agriculture and its harmful effects on the environment.

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Twelve minutes reveal the corruption linked to animal agriculture and its harmful effects on the environment.

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Chloe Lipmandirector

Chloe Lipmanwriter

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Animal agriculture contributes significantly to environmental degradation. Cowruption, a 12-minute documentary from 2021, details the corruption within this industry. It discusses the negative impacts on ecosystems and public health. The film encourages a reevaluation of dietary choices. By presenting these issues, it aims to promote healthier living and inspire action against environmental harm.

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