A heart-stopping new documentary exposes a huge health and environmental scandal in our modern industrial system of meat and poultry production. Some scientists have gone so far as to call the condemned current factory farm practices as mini Chernobyls. In the U.S and elsewhere, the meat and poultry industry is dominated by dangerous uses of arsenic, antibiotics, growth hormones and by the dumping of massive amounts of sewage in fragile waterways and environments.  The film documents the vast catastrophic impact on the environment and public health as well as focuses on the individual lives damaged and destroyed.

Vernon Gill Carter

A fascinating history of how one civilization after another has raped the land of its topsoil, which was a key factor in the fall of every ancient civilization. However, the real scary part is the fact that so few civilizations ever recognized the impact of erosion and loss of soil fertility on the well-being of their populations before it was too late. Even the United States in its colonial period made all of the same mistakes and to some extent is still making them. The message is that it takes so much arable land to produce food to feed each person on the face of the Earth. Once all arable land is under production, there are no more new lands to move to when you destroy the fertility of the soil or allow the topsoil to erode away. With current technology, experts estimate that the available arable land can support about 7.5 billion people.