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Sentient
Media Production
San Francisco, California 5,048 followers
Stories + solutions for a changing world.
About us
Stories + solutions for a changing world. Nonprofit news outlet investigating factory farms and their effect on climate, animals, health, politics and more.
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http://www.sentientmedia.org/
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- Media Production
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Type
- Nonprofit
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Mission St
San Francisco, California, US
Employees at Sentient
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Mikko Järvenpää
Don't be mean. Seriously. Let's not be mean, and this "civilization" thing might go better.
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Jenny Splitter
Editor-in-Chief of Sentient
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Grant Lingel
Chief Growth Officer | Internationalization expert | Father | New Yorker in Brazil since 2011. Take Your Own Path.
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Ana Bradley
Executive Director at Sentient.
Updates
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Why is the U.S. behind when it comes to connecting environmental and personal health? Seth Millstein explains:
Current U.S. Dietary Guidelines Ignore Climate, and That’s a Problem
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As city climate initiatives continue to surge, so do the efforts to shut them down. Grace Hussain and Chey Olexa report:
How City Climate Plans Became a Culture War Target
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Since its rise to power in 2022, a coalition of far right parties has fashioned food as a political prop. Gray Fuller reports:
The Italian Far Right’s Beef with Vegans and Immigrants
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These cities are on the progressive edge of food policies that protect the climate and residents’ health. Seth Millstein explains:
The Top U.S. Cities with Climate-Friendly Food Policies
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VP candidate Tim Walz has rural roots and deep ties to agriculture, but climate groups have concerns about his support for ethanol and factory farming. Georgina Gustin reports via Inside Climate News:
VP Candidate Tim Walz Has Deep Connections to Agriculture and Conservation
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A recent investigation finds the FBI considering ‘weapons of mass destruction statutes’ against activists. Gabriella Sotelo reports:
FBI Records Reveal Ironic Accusations Against Animal Activists
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Why does the word ‘vegan’ – and all it represents – turn consumers off? Seth Millstein explains:
The Word ‘Vegan’ Is Still More Reviled Than ‘Plant-Based’ But…Why?
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Kipster, which claims to be “the first carbon-neutral” egg hatchery in the world, will also be the first to sell eggs in the U.S. using a new kind of technology, one that aims to improve animal welfare for chickens.
First U.S. Egg Producer Commits to End Chick Culling by Fall
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How did bacon and eggs become known as the quintessential American breakfast? In the 1920s, a typical breakfast was a roll and coffee. That is, until a groundbreaking PR strategy shifted bacon’s reputation. Sentient’s Gabriella Sotelo explains. #Bacon #AmericanBreakfast #AnimalWelfare World Health Organization JBS USA Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
How Bacon Became an American Breakfast Staple Thanks to Edward Bernays' PR Campaign
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