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The Cause Cont.

Run offs and Manure are causing:

Pollution

Algae Blooms

Dead Zones

Much more

Industrial farms produce millions of pounds of manure that pollute our lakes

Effects

  • Industrial factory farms create as much untreated waste as 8.6 million people each year (Wisconsin Environment , n.d.).
  • All the waste than ends up in our lakes,
  • Which makes them unfit for fishing, swimming, and any other activities done at the lake

Effects Cont.

The number of factory farms in Wisconsin has nearly doubled in the last 8 years, which is greatly increasing the amount of pollution!

About Factory Farms in Wisconsin

According to Wisconsin Environment "Wisconsin has some of the most beautiful lakes in the country. These are the lakes familes go to on vacation, or to get away for the weekend, except lately these lakes, and streams are suffering from pollution. Which has caused these lakes to be covered with algae, and chocked with weeds."

Ways to Prevent

References

Grossman, E. (2014). How Americans Dairyland is Polluted by Factory Farms. Retrieved from http://ecowatch.com/2014/05/27/factory-farm-manure-management-cafos/

Wisconsin Environment . (n.d.). Save Our Lakes . Retrieved from http://www.wisconsinenvironment.org/programs/wie/save-our-lakes

The Cause

  • Manure/ other run off from factory farms
  • Millions of cows, hogs, and chickens produce as much manure as 69 million people (Wisconsin Environment , n.d.).
  • Industrial farms sitting right next to waterways, and are growing in number
  • Wisconsin Environment is urging the State to declare a moratorium on new factory farms
  • Ralling- to stop permitting new factory farms
  • Ensuring the existing factory farms follow the laws and stop polluting our lakes
  • Supporting by taking problem to the media/persuade decision makers to support key lake protections

Factory Farms

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By: Michelle Hansen

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