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ANIMAL VS. HUMAN RESOURCES

Millions of healthy dogs euthanized but illegal migrants who rob, rape and kill us are welcomed and supported.

Barbara "BJ" Andrews, Member SAAB

March 10, 2025

That is the epitome of stupidity! No wolf or barnyard bull would tolerate such a takeover! Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Trump’s pick for Health Secretary, is a good example of understanding animals and protecting the environment.

In fact, along with a love of falconry and dogs, he once adopted a bear cub! So, we can be sure that Robert Kennedy and other insightful leaders understand why animals are critical indicators of world health.

Some politicians are so misinformed it would be laughable were it not so scary! One big-city politician stated that “agriculture generates one-fourth of the greenhouse gases that heat up the planet.” He must'a skipped science class. Plants that make oxygen, not gas...

What we need need to know is that at the current pace of clearing land for new housing construction, half of our forests will be gone by 2050. I hear you thinking "Sooo?

Without intervention, humans and animals are doomed to suffer from too much concrete and not enough trees. Many scientists cover up the dismal fact of too much waste and not enough room for landfills. Know this: the United Nations reports the current population does approximately 3 trillion$$$ in damage to the global environment per year.

Recall that plants make oxygen and add to that, the fact that landfills are running over and seeping substances into our water supplies that do a lot more than pollute.

Think a minute… There are fewer plants that live long enough to keep things in balance. Agricultural production is reduced by our demand for more roads, buildings and factories, all of which demand space and pollute the air. You got it. All that “growth” (i.e. concrete) depletes the number of oxygen-producing trees and plants.

We rejoice over medical advances which extend human life but that is a catch-22 if we can’t breathe… and predictions are that by 2050 we will also find it difficult to adequately feed nearly 10 billion people.

The simple fact is that mammals breathe oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide (CO2) so there must be more plants than animals or we die.

You get it. If we continue to destroy plants while increasing air-breathing mammals (humans) the critical balance is destroyed. It is said that factory farms are the best hope for producing the food we will need.

Sure, we can import food from “less developed” countries but www.TheDogPress.com hopes we have a better solution because when people and animals outnumber plants, we better hope Elon Musk can space-ship us out’a here!

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