'Carnage' imagines a vegan utopia where animals live as equals - could it happen?

The Ecologist
Mar 28, 2017, 12:20 pm119 pts
In the year 2067, the eating of meat - carnism - will be seen as crime similar to cannibalism today, writes Matthew Adams. That is, in the fertile imagination of Simon Amstell, expressed in his BBC iPlayer film 'Carnage'. With 55 billion animals slaughtered every year for their meat, the vision looks remote.…

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