Greenpeace Kids demand: pig good instead of really bad! | Greenpeace Germany

Greenpeace Kids demand: pig good instead of really bad!

Are the so-called farm animals in Germany doing really well or really bad? The sad answer: the vast majority are really bad. Greenpeace ...

Are the so-called farm animals in Germany doing really well or really bad? The sad answer: the vast majority are really bad. Greenpeace kids and young people are committed to better animal welfare and have collected numerous piggy messages for over half a year. These are addressed to Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner.

They demand: an end to industrial animal husbandry! Get out of the sick cheap meat system! 

They actually wanted to hand over the messages personally. Since that is not possible at the moment, they send a video message to the minister.

_Correction_
In min. 1:11 it says correctly: greenhouse gas emissions

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