From Godzilla’s report:
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The WEF is now calling for millions of cats and dogs worldwide to be slaughtered in an effort to reduce the “carbon pawprint” they produce as a result of eating meat.
The WEF is encouraging mainstream media outlets to begin pushing the narrative, wants to introduce an international policy that would require the majority of pet owners to euthanize their animals.
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Laz, I second your sentiment; this Highlander would not stand for it either!
Godzilla, Laz,
I want to know what WEFfer said this, and the link to where ‘it’ said or wrote it.
Base reporting came from a CNN report -
CNN
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“Our four-legged friends don’t drive gas-guzzling SUVs or use energy-sucking appliances, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have a climate impact. In fact, researchers have showed that pets play a significant role in the climate crisis.
But what do Barkley and Whiskers have to do with our warming planet? It’s the products we buy for them that need a closer look.
Their meat-heavy diet is the biggest contributor to their carbon pawprints, which requires an abundance of energy, land and water to produce. And the production of pet food emits huge amounts of planet-warming gases.
According to a 2017 study, feeding dogs and cats creates the equivalent of around 64 million tons of carbon dioxide in the US each year. That’s roughly the same impact as 13.6 million cars on the road. And, if our furry friends formed a separate country, it would rank 5th in global meat consumption behind China, the US, Brazil and Russia, according to UCLA professor and author of that study Gregory Okin.”
Story carried on numerous sites. This follows the documented plans initiated by the WEF to dramatically reduce the numbers of cattle, sheep , pigs etc as major sources of global warming gasses. This also follows well documented statements by WEF officials that their overall goal is to drastically reduce the human population by as much as on half in the very near term. Going after pets is only another logical step to reduce ‘green house gasses’