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TEDxManhattan

When Industrial Agriculture Lost Its Way – Andrew Gunther

The modern food system has created serious consequences: polluted ecosystems, exploited workers, compromised animal welfare, and the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Andrew Gunther examines how we arrived at this crisis point and explains how pasture-based livestock farming offers solutions. His organization certifies producers who meet rigorous welfare and sustainability standards.

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TEDxManhattan

Industrial Farms, Antibiotics, and Superbugs – Lance Price

Lance Price utilizes DNA analysis to trace "superbugs"—bacteria that resist our most powerful antibiotics—responsible for claiming 23,000 American lives annually. While bacterial evolution naturally strengthens these organisms, the widespread use of antibiotics in agriculture dramatically accelerates this dangerous process. Transforming our food production systems is essential to slowing superbug development.

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TEDxManhattan

How Factory Farms Affect Community Health – Steve Wing

Within just one century, livestock production transformed from pasture-based farms to concentrated industrial facilities. This dramatic shift hasn't just compromised animal welfare—it has degraded air and water quality for surrounding communities. Steve Wing investigates the environmental and human health consequences of intensive livestock operations.

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TEDxManhattan

Livestock Production and the Antibiotic Crisis – David Wallinga, M.D.

Bacteria surround us constantly, and some strains are approaching complete resistance to available antibiotics. A staggering 74% of antibiotics in the United States go to animal feed—not to treat illness in sick animals. Dr. David Wallinga traces how industrial agriculture reached this point and outlines pathways toward reform.