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The Meatrix I 1. What is The Meatrix? Where our meat comes from 2. What is a factory farm? Milk, eggs, meat come from 3. What happens to the animals on a factory farm? They packed in a small place 4. Why are the animals given antibiotics? What is the problem with this? So they can live, bacteria becomes super 5. What is happening to family farms? Overrun by agribusiness The Meatrix II: Revolting 1. What has happened in regards to sustainable eating in the past few years? Increasing 2. What happens to cows in dairy factories? Tails cut off , separated from their young 3. What is rBGH? Why is it given to cows? Artificial Hormones so they can produce more milk 4. What happens to the calves? They get fed by the dead cow blood 5. What can be caused by this? Spread of mad cow disease The Meatrix II 1/2 1. At this factory, how many cows can be processed in single day? 5,000 2. What often happens to the workers in the processing factories? They get injured 3. ____________________profit____________________________________________ is the name of the game. 4. As a job, meat-packing is _____dangerous_________________________________________________________________. 5. Due to the speed of the processing, what gets all over the meat? What bacteria does this substance contain? What problems can this cause? Poop gets all over it which contain E-Coli which can spread disease The Meatrix 360 Interactive Go to the following section of the site (or type/paste in this link: http://www.themeatrix.com/interactive/index.html). Roll-over and click on the different parts of the scene. Read and take notes on each of the following topics that are discussed: 1. The precautionary principle- If we think something will harm us we should take measures to prevent injury 2. Feed- They should eat grass but they are fed corn and soy. 3. Policy & legislation- The corporation not only changes the way we produce food but how the government is 4. Health- Public health is endangered as well as community and to the environment. 5. Community- Factory farms dont contribute to the local economy and makes houses nearby worth less 6. Family farms- Since 1930s weve lost 5 million farms 7. Cows- Rotting hoof, Disease spreading and poor living conditions 8. Milk- They give the cows hormones to produce more milk 9. Processing- When cows can no longer produce milk they get slaughtered 10. Workers- Very dangerous conditions and often get hurt 11. Downer cows- Dead cows that get recycled and fed to the young 12. Pesticides- Over-used and creates super bugs, can also pollute the water 13. Antibiotics- Over used and creates super bugs 14. rBGH- Artificial hormones used to produce more milk 15. agribusiness- Companies get more power the more we depend on them for food production 16. waste recycling- Methane digesters are used to get rid of the waste but it only gets most of it 17. Waste- Poop, dead. 18. water pollution- Water infested by the waste. Write: Before viewing these videos, how much did you know about agribusiness? What was some new information you learned from these videos? What is the goal of these videos? Do you think these videos will change how you eat? Why/why not? I knew Name _________________________________________________ Date _____________ APESMr. Dillman Period ____________ Questions for The Meatrix Trilogy http://www.themeatrix.com/
that they farm and harvest animals like crops but I didnt think the animals were treated this poorly. They goal of this video was to raise awareness and give a way to join the cause and stop this cruelty. It has changed the way I eat I definitely be on the lookout for organic products and local farm products. This wont stop me from eating a Big Mac every once in a while but ill cut back
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