While I agree with the assessment that the world’s nutritional needs are not being met and livestock and general animal welfare is a catastrophe in some areas, I strongly stand against global solutions no matter how couched they come in empathy and compassion. Leah sounds like a very driven and educated and passionate woman, but I do have concern that she has, perhaps unknowingly, aligned herself with Agenda 2030, Codus Alimentaris and UN protocol for forced Globalism. I hope folks will do their research more deeply on what these agendas entail and how much top-down control they support, as well as power centralization. We do not need central power structures telling us what breeds are legal, any more than we need centralized control telling us what plants are legal. I don’t agree with the CAFRS and all the other disgusting commercial practices, but she is selling a wolf in sheep’s clothing, whether she realizes this or not. More regulation and supervision is not the solution. And her nonsense that we all eat ‘from the lab’–excuse me, I take offense directly! I haven’t eaten a breakfast cereal in a decade, most of our food comes from within 10 miles of our home, most of that from our own land. Yes, some of our animal feed comes from the lab, and I regret that, to the point we will grow our own feed, not then further support the lab. Folks are empowered when they can be in direct response to the environment they live in, grow their livelihood, participate in that beautiful dance of nature! The more we rely on the lab for our sustenance, the more the pencil-pushers and technocrats take control of our lives. We become the livestock, get it?! “THEY” control the food, the water, and the energy.