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Book Title
Meatonomics : How the Rigged Economics of Meat and Dairy Make You Consume Too Much―and How to Eat Better, Live Longer, and Spend Smarter (Men Birthday Gift, for Readers of Comfortably Unaware)
Publication Name
Meatonomics
Title
Meatonomics
Subtitle
How the Rigged Economics of the Meat and Dairy Industries are Enc
Author
David Robinson Simon
Format
Trade Paperback
EAN
9781573246200
ISBN
9781573246200
Publisher
Mango Media
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Science, Health & Fitness, Business & Economics, Political Science
Topic
Environmental Science (See Also Chemistry / Environmental), Agriculture / Animal Husbandry, Diet & Nutrition / Nutrition, Industries / Agribusiness, American Government / General, Public Policy / Economic Policy
Release Date
19/09/2013
Release Year
2013
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.8in
Item Length
9.2in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz
Language
English
Publication Year
2013
Item Width
7.8in
Number of Pages
320 Pages

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Stop Being Manipulated by the Animal Foods Industry Stop the meat industry from eating into your wallet. Few Americans are aware of the realities of the economic system that supports our country's supply of animal foods. Yet these forces affect us in ways we can hardly imagine. Though we only fork over a few dollars per pound of meat products at the grocery store, we end up paying much more than that in tax dollar-fueled government subsidies-$38 billion more, to be exact. And that's just one layer of hidden costs. But with the help of sustainability advocate and author David Robinson Simon's Meatonomics , we can come up with informed, lasting solutions. Improve your health, your life--and the world. Animal food producers influence our buying choices with artificially low prices, misleading messages, and heavy legislation and regulation control. But learning how these forces work can help you improve both your personal life and the world in so many important ways. Life-changing foods like those in a plant-based diet will do more than just improve your waistline. The information in Meatonomics can help you save money, lose weight, live longer, boost your health, protect animals and the planet from abuse, and preserve rural communities worldwide. Learn to make better, more informed decisions on what to buy and how to eat. In Meatonomics , Dr. David Robinson Simon uses his excellent truth-finding skills, garnered from his expertise as a lawyer, to show you: How government marketing is influencing what we think of as healthy eating Just how much of our money is being burnt through by the meat production industry What we can do to change ourselves and our country for the better If you were fascinated by sustainable food and healthy eating books like Proteinaholic , Eating Animals , or How Not to Die , you'll be empowered to overcome the meat industry's manipulation with Meatonomics .

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Publisher
Mango Media
ISBN-10
1573246204
ISBN-13
9781573246200
eBay Product ID (ePID)
166391094

Product Key Features

Book Title
Meatonomics : How the Rigged Economics of Meat and Dairy Make You Consume Too Much―and How to Eat Better, Live Longer, and Spend Smarter (Men Birthday Gift, for Readers of Comfortably Unaware)
Author
David Robinson Simon
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Environmental Science (See Also Chemistry / Environmental), Agriculture / Animal Husbandry, Diet & Nutrition / Nutrition, Industries / Agribusiness, American Government / General, Public Policy / Economic Policy
Publication Year
2013
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Science, Health & Fitness, Business & Economics, Political Science
Number of Pages
320 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
7.8in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Hd9416.S56 2013
Reviews
"The need to transform the unhealthy, unsustainable, and unjust food system that prevails today runs deep. It will require food activists and researchers to undertake what will constitute a long march through the entire food chain. A critical starting point involves the corporate-dominated meat production system. Dave Simon takes us on that journey and helps us identify we will need to confront and the changes that will need to be made." -- Robert Gottleib , co-author of Food Justice, "A lively, well-researched look at society's many misconceptions about the production and consumption of meat. If you eat meat, you owe it to your body and your planet to read this book." -- Rory Freedman , author of Beg and co-author of the Skinny Bitch series, "Provocative and persuasive...a well-researched, passionately written book. Readers will be hard-pressed not to wonder if something sinister is playing out in America's farms and grocery stores." - Publishers Weekly, "Consumers can only make wise purchases of meat if the price they pay reflects the full cost of producing it--when there are no 'hidden' costs like subsidies or environmental damage. Simon is the first author to attempt a complete accounting of all these hidden costs, something that should be applauded by the vegan and meat-lover alike." -- F. Bailey Norwood, Ph.D. , author of Compassion by the Pound , associate professor, Department of Agricultural Economics, Oklahoma State University, "So many books in the animal advocacy field re-hash the tragic yet familiar problems of animal agriculture--its impact on animals, the environment, human health, etc. Yet never (to my knowledge) have those impacts been quantified in economic terms and backed with hard science. Meatonomics will provide animal advocates, legislators, and the public with yet another compelling reason to promote policy change on the national level." -- Nick Cooney , author of A Change of Heart and the founder and director of the Humane League, "We like to think we live in a democracy, where public officials tend the general welfare. But increasingly, corporate lobbyists write our laws, and corporate interests dictate what we are allowed to know. David Simon's book is spectacularly important, because it lifts the veil and shows how the meat and dairy industries rig the game, and thus are able to stuff us with foods that imperil our health, devastate the environment, and cause unrelenting cruelty to billions of animals. He reveals the massive subsidies that make industrial meat and dairy products seem cheap, when in fact they are destroying our lives and our future. He lets us see what these industries don't want us to see--the true cost we are paying for their products. And he shows us the steps we need to take, as individuals and as a society, to restore both our economic sanity and our health." -- John Robbins , author of The Food Revolution, No Happy Cows , and Diet For a New America, "Bringing cheap meat to the American table not only degrades the American palate, but it requires a series of corrupt bargains. David Robinson Simon exposes this corruption with impressive research, incisive prose, and the passion of a muckraker. The ultimate novelty of Simon's book is to portray our excessive consumption of animal products as a profound governmental failure, one abetted by corporate greed and systematic consumer deception. Depressing as the story of meat can be, Simon leaves the leader feeling empowered and inspired to eat in a way that reflects our deepest values as concerned consumers. One finished this book ready to make a change." -- James McWilliams, Ph.D. , author of Just Food, "Bringing cheap meat to the American table not only degrades the American palate, but it requires a series of corrupt bargains. David Robinson Simon exposes this corruption with impressive research, incisive prose, and the passion of a muckraker. The ultimate novelty of Simon's book is to portray our excessive consumption of animal products as a profound governmental failure, one abetted by corporate greed and systematic consumer deception. Depressing as the story of meat can be, Simon leaves the leader feeling empowered and inspired to eat in a way that reflects our deepest values as concerned consumers. One finished this book ready to make a change." -- James McWilliams , author of Just Food, "Feeding a human meat and dairy and then wondering why it is sick is like putting syrup in a Ferrari and complaining that it won't start." -- Dan Piraro , illustrator of the syndicated comic strip Bizarro, "This assessment of the powerful animal food industry and the myriad government policies that support it is well researched and thought-provoking." --Kelsy Peterson, Library Journal, " Meatonomics clearly shows how the price of meat, dairy, eggs, and fish represents a massive market failure - one that is costing you not just money, but years of healthy life. Dave Simon's thorough research and shocking statistics prove that powerful industries are manipulating government. Agencies that should be protecting you instead tell you to eat more of the foods that cause you to be overweight and sick - then make it financially irresistible for you to do so. Romantic images of small family farms have nothing to do with the reality of animal agriculture today, yet industry exploits this fantasy to take money out of your pocket and put it into theirs. The knowledge in Meatonomics willfree you and put you in control of your own food choices and health." -- Janice Stanger, Ph.D. , author of The Perfect Formula Diet, "Simon grabs your attention before page 1 when he states in his intro that US taxpayers subsidize animal products to the tune of $38 billion a year...Simon's voice is riveting, that of an outsider looking in--more than once, I was reminded of Diet for a New America & The Food Revolution in Simon's ability to convincingly convey inside information...with an outsider's vision." ─ VegNews , October 2013, "A lively, well-researched look at society's many misconceptions about the production and consumption of meat. If you eat meat, you owe it to your body and your planet to read this book." -- Rory Freedman , author of Beg and Skinny Bitch series, "Each sentence, paragraph, and chapter heaps evidence upon evidence to support his arguments. Simon's writing style is intelligent and well-sourced without being academic and dry. The research and clear thought shows his expertise and easily wins readers' trust. " ─ ForeWord Reviews, "This important book joins the ranks of T. Colin Campbell's Whole and The China Study in its power to expose the truth and begin to repair the health care crisis." -- Patti Breitman , co-author How to Eat Like a Vegetarian, Even If You Never Want To Be One and How to Say No Without Feeling Guilty, " Meatonomics will grab you and not let you go. It's a critically important and absolutely fascinating and astonishing in-depth look into the devastating effects of an industry's economic take-over of our culture and our well-being. Dave Simon not only cogently and systematically exposes the many facets of cost externalization by the meat, dairy, egg, and fishing industries, but he also makes a compelling case for practical solutions that we can all work for, discuss, and implement, including a meat tax, changes in government subsidyprograms, and personal food choices. Meatonomics has my highest recommendation--a book that liberates as it illuminates." -- Dr. Will Tuttle, Ph.D. , author of The World Peace Diet, "This assessment of the powerful animal food industry and the myriad government policies that support it is well researched and thought-provoking." -Library Journal, "Consumers can only make wise purchases of meat if the price they pay reflects the full cost of producing it--when there are no 'hidden' costs like subsidies or environmental damage. Simon is the first author to attempt a complete accounting of all these hidden costs, something that should be applauded by the vegan and meat-lover alike." -- F. Bailey Norwood , author of Compassion by the Pound , associate professor, Department of Agricultural Economics, Oklahoma State University
Copyright Date
2013
Lccn
2013-016514
Dewey Decimal
338.1/7600973
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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