Nature’s upcyclers: How cows transform waste into the food we need
Cows play a vital role in global nutrition security
Digging deeper into the into the cultural and economic significance of cows, their role in feeding the world and their impact on climate
Cows play a vital role in global nutrition security
Like roots supporting a tree, cows provide unseen but vital support for human life
United Nations defines sustainable food systems as meeting people’s nutritional, economic, social and environmental needs
Michelle Michael and Brandon Whitworth hit the streets to find out how University of Kentucky students think cows impact our planet
Methane produced by microbes that live in cows’ digestive systems help them turn things we can’t eat into the food we need
New documentary filmed in 40 global locations over three years explores the impact of cattle on economies, ecosystems, cultures and human nutrition
Groundbreaking research alliance challenges conventional wisdom about cattle and climate change
Methane does a clever vanishing act to help, not hurt, the climate
Documentary examines the role of cattle in our world and the potential consequences of their removal
Filmmakers Michelle Michael and Brandon Whitworth share a behind-the-scenes look at the making of our upcoming documentary
Vote now for our World Without Cows-inspired SXSW panel proposal.
Without cows, we wouldn’t have cheeseburgers … or violin strings
Researchers say changes in ag technology and management could help remove 13 billion tons of CO2 annually
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