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Cowspiracy is a documentary film produced by Kip Andersen and Keegan Kuhn, which explores the environmental impact of animal agriculture. Released in 2014, the film received critical acclaim and sparked widespread debate about the issue of sustainability and the role of animal agriculture in contributing to climate change.[[File:Keegan Kuhn at Cow-Con 2016.jpg|alt=Keegan Kuhn speaks at Cow-Con, the Cowspiracy conference, Berkeley, September 2016.|thumb|Keegan Kuhn speaks at Cow-Con, the Cowspiracy conference, Berkeley, September 2016.]]The documentary begins by highlighting the many environmental issues that we face today, such as global warming, deforestation, and water scarcity. The filmmakers then go on to argue that animal agriculture is the leading cause of these environmental problems, and that the industry is largely ignored by the mainstream media and environmental organisations. | Cowspiracy is a documentary film produced by Kip Andersen and Keegan Kuhn, which explores the environmental impact of animal agriculture. Released in 2014, the film received critical acclaim and sparked widespread debate about the issue of sustainability and the role of animal agriculture in contributing to climate change.[[File:Keegan Kuhn at Cow-Con 2016.jpg|alt=Keegan Kuhn speaks at Cow-Con, the Cowspiracy conference, Berkeley, September 2016.|thumb|Keegan Kuhn speaks at Cow-Con, the Cowspiracy conference, Berkeley, September 2016.]]The documentary begins by highlighting the many environmental issues that we face today, such as global warming, deforestation, and water scarcity. The filmmakers then go on to argue that animal agriculture is the leading cause of these environmental problems, and that the industry is largely ignored by the mainstream media and environmental organisations. | ||