Factory Farming and Global Warming

from Climate to Action: A CSUSM Student Podcast

Climate To Action: A CSUSM Student Podcast is a new climate crisis podcast dedicated to climate action, Indigenous knowledge, and climate justice. In episode 2, we visit with Rowdy Keelor, of New Roots Institute, to discuss the effects of factory farming on the environment, factory farmed animals, and global warming. LISTEN wherever you get your podcasts—and follow us on IG and X @ClimateToAction. We're excited to contribute to important climate discussions and action opportunities. CREDITS Hosts: Anali Flores and Azaria Martins Guest: Rowdy Keelor, New Roots Institute, www.newrootsinstitute.org Editor: J.J. Sanchez Researcher: Abdul Majid Abdul Majid Music: Marios Panousos Art: Macaire Sites Producers: Michael J. Giles and J.J. Sanchez Climate To Action: A CSUSM Student Podcast is an initiative of the CSUSM Climate Action and Sustainability Center. The podcast is advised by faculty from the Environmental Studies Program, the Philosophy Department, and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department in the College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral and Social Sciences. Climate To Action is produced at the CSUSM Inspiration Studios.

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