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| dateAdded | 2022-06-30T10:18:33Z |
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| parentItem | PETA Exposé_ There's Nothing Luxurious About Cashmere.pdf |
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| annotationAuthorName | Eric Thrift |
| version | 2067 |
| dateModified | 2022-07-05T09:27:20Z |
| annotationText | Cashmere production is harmful to the environment because it is a significant contributor to soil degradation followed by desertification. Cashmere goats, who must consume 10% of their bodyweight in food each day, eat the roots of grasses, so they can never grow back. In fact, 65% of Mongolia’s grasslands have already been degraded, and 90% of Mongolia is in danger of desertification, which has led to some of the world’s worst dust storms on record and air pollution dense enough to reach North America |