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  1. Hot climate extremes and overcrowded industrial agriculture

    * Extreme heat wave in France kills hundreds of thousands of poultry >>
    news.mongabay.com/short-articl

    * "The ​heat is also hitting cattle farmers. High temperatures reduce feed intake, increase ​water demand and ⁠cut milk output. They're standing there with ​their mouths wide open, just trying to find air...It's very difficult, physically for people and for the animals." >>
    reuters.com/business/environme
    #FossilFuels #Climate #HotPlanet #FactoryFarming #livestock #Meat #poultry #cattle #pigs #DieOff #ExtremeHeat #water #cyanobacteria #eutrophication #Birds #wildlife #Biodiversity #MassMortalities #carcasses #agriculture #Pathogens #PoultryFlu #overstocking #habitability

  2. Hot climate extremes and overcrowded industrial agriculture

    * Extreme heat wave in France kills hundreds of thousands of poultry >>
    news.mongabay.com/short-articl

    * "The ​heat is also hitting cattle farmers. High temperatures reduce feed intake, increase ​water demand and ⁠cut milk output. They're standing there with ​their mouths wide open, just trying to find air...It's very difficult, physically for people and for the animals." >>
    reuters.com/business/environme
    #FossilFuels #Climate #HotPlanet #FactoryFarming #livestock #Meat #poultry #cattle #pigs #DieOff #ExtremeHeat #water #cyanobacteria #eutrophication #Birds #wildlife #Biodiversity #MassMortalities #carcasses #agriculture #Pathogens #PoultryFlu #overstocking #habitability

  3. Hot climate extremes and overcrowded industrial agriculture

    * Extreme heat wave in France kills hundreds of thousands of poultry >>
    news.mongabay.com/short-articl

    * "The ​heat is also hitting cattle farmers. High temperatures reduce feed intake, increase ​water demand and ⁠cut milk output. They're standing there with ​their mouths wide open, just trying to find air...It's very difficult, physically for people and for the animals." >>
    reuters.com/business/environme
    #FossilFuels #Climate #HotPlanet #FactoryFarming #livestock #Meat #poultry #cattle #pigs #DieOff #ExtremeHeat #water #cyanobacteria #eutrophication #Birds #wildlife #Biodiversity #MassMortalities #carcasses #agriculture #Pathogens #PoultryFlu #overstocking #habitability

  4. Hot climate extremes and overcrowded industrial agriculture

    * Extreme heat wave in France kills hundreds of thousands of poultry >>
    news.mongabay.com/short-articl

    * "The ​heat is also hitting cattle farmers. High temperatures reduce feed intake, increase ​water demand and ⁠cut milk output. They're standing there with ​their mouths wide open, just trying to find air...It's very difficult, physically for people and for the animals." >>
    reuters.com/business/environme
    #FossilFuels #Climate #HotPlanet #FactoryFarming #livestock #Meat #poultry #cattle #pigs #DieOff #ExtremeHeat #water #cyanobacteria #eutrophication #Birds #wildlife #Biodiversity #MassMortalities #carcasses #agriculture #Pathogens #PoultryFlu #overstocking #habitability

  5. Hot climate extremes and overcrowded industrial agriculture

    * Extreme heat wave in France kills hundreds of thousands of poultry >>
    news.mongabay.com/short-articl

    * "The ​heat is also hitting cattle farmers. High temperatures reduce feed intake, increase ​water demand and ⁠cut milk output. They're standing there with ​their mouths wide open, just trying to find air...It's very difficult, physically for people and for the animals." >>
    reuters.com/business/environme
    #FossilFuels #Climate #HotPlanet #FactoryFarming #livestock #Meat #poultry #cattle #pigs #DieOff #ExtremeHeat #water #cyanobacteria #eutrophication #Birds #wildlife #Biodiversity #MassMortalities #carcasses #agriculture #Pathogens #PoultryFlu #overstocking #habitability

  6. The spotted-tailed or tiger quoll is mainland Australia's largest carnivorous marsupial.

    Conservation:
    They face significant threats from habitat loss, feral foxes, and dogs.

    Threats:
    * loss, fragmentation and degradation of suitable quoll habitat through land clearing, change in fire patterns and logging

    * loss of potential den sites such as large hollow logs

    * foxes and cats which prey on quolls and also compete with them for food
    feral cats can also spread diseases which affect quolls

    * persecution by humans, who have often blamed quolls for the loss of stock and poultry. >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/

    Quoll in the hen house >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/publica
    #quoll #wildlife #biodiversity #Dorrigo #pets #dogs #cats #chickens #poultry #pathogens #PoultryFlu #LoggingImpacts #NSW

    Image: Spotted-tailed Quoll looking for introduced birds, Dorrigo

  7. The spotted-tailed or tiger quoll is mainland Australia's largest carnivorous marsupial.

    Conservation:
    They face significant threats from habitat loss, feral foxes, and dogs.

    Threats:
    * loss, fragmentation and degradation of suitable quoll habitat through land clearing, change in fire patterns and logging

    * loss of potential den sites such as large hollow logs

    * foxes and cats which prey on quolls and also compete with them for food
    feral cats can also spread diseases which affect quolls

    * persecution by humans, who have often blamed quolls for the loss of stock and poultry. >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/

    Quoll in the hen house >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/publica
    #quoll #wildlife #biodiversity #Dorrigo #pets #dogs #cats #chickens #poultry #pathogens #PoultryFlu #LoggingImpacts #NSW

    Image: Spotted-tailed Quoll looking for introduced birds, Dorrigo

  8. The spotted-tailed or tiger quoll is mainland Australia's largest carnivorous marsupial.

    Conservation:
    They face significant threats from habitat loss, feral foxes, and dogs.

    Threats:
    * loss, fragmentation and degradation of suitable quoll habitat through land clearing, change in fire patterns and logging

    * loss of potential den sites such as large hollow logs

    * foxes and cats which prey on quolls and also compete with them for food
    feral cats can also spread diseases which affect quolls

    * persecution by humans, who have often blamed quolls for the loss of stock and poultry. >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/

    Quoll in the hen house >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/publica
    #quoll #wildlife #biodiversity #Dorrigo #pets #dogs #cats #chickens #poultry #pathogens #PoultryFlu #LoggingImpacts #NSW

    Image: Spotted-tailed Quoll looking for introduced birds, Dorrigo

  9. The spotted-tailed or tiger quoll is mainland Australia's largest carnivorous marsupial.

    Conservation:
    They face significant threats from habitat loss, feral foxes, and dogs.

    Threats:
    * loss, fragmentation and degradation of suitable quoll habitat through land clearing, change in fire patterns and logging

    * loss of potential den sites such as large hollow logs

    * foxes and cats which prey on quolls and also compete with them for food
    feral cats can also spread diseases which affect quolls

    * persecution by humans, who have often blamed quolls for the loss of stock and poultry. >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/

    Quoll in the hen house >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/publica
    #quoll #wildlife #biodiversity #Dorrigo #pets #dogs #cats #chickens #poultry #pathogens #PoultryFlu #LoggingImpacts #NSW

    Image: Spotted-tailed Quoll looking for introduced birds, Dorrigo

  10. The spotted-tailed or tiger quoll is mainland Australia's largest carnivorous marsupial.

    Conservation:
    They face significant threats from habitat loss, feral foxes, and dogs.

    Threats:
    * loss, fragmentation and degradation of suitable quoll habitat through land clearing, change in fire patterns and logging

    * loss of potential den sites such as large hollow logs

    * foxes and cats which prey on quolls and also compete with them for food
    feral cats can also spread diseases which affect quolls

    * persecution by humans, who have often blamed quolls for the loss of stock and poultry. >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/

    Quoll in the hen house >>
    environment.nsw.gov.au/publica
    #quoll #wildlife #biodiversity #Dorrigo #pets #dogs #cats #chickens #poultry #pathogens #PoultryFlu #LoggingImpacts #NSW

    Image: Spotted-tailed Quoll looking for introduced birds, Dorrigo