
Jessica Scott-Reid
Writer at Freelance
Journalist for the animals & planet: @globeandmail @torontostar @corporateknight @winnipegnews. Features & debunking @sentient_media.
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1 week ago |
sentientmedia.org | Jessica Scott-Reid
Surgeon General nominee Casey Means is the latest addition to the Trump administration to sell the benefits of regenerative meat, touting it as a health food and “one of the most powerful choices you can make as a health seeker or environmentalist.” Means is part of the Make America Healthy Again movement, which centers meat and dairy in their food policy goals. Yet Americans already eat more red meat, and the advice to eat more of it doesn’t track with a healthier planet or people.
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1 week ago |
sentientmedia.org | Jessica Scott-Reid
As I write this, smoke hangs in the air around my house. The fires are hundreds of miles away, but the smoke still reaches my city, where thousands of residents from north of the province of Manitoba are headed to escape the wildfires inching toward their homes. We remain under a state of emergency as over 1.4 million acres of land continue to burn. It’s wildfire season in North America, something that has long occurred as part of natural weather patterns.
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4 weeks ago |
buff.ly | Jessica Scott-Reid
Regenerative agriculture continues to capture attention — praised in star‑studded documentaries like “Kiss the Ground” and “Common Ground,” and featured heavily in Biden’s “climate-smart agriculture” programs. The promise sounds compelling. With the right type of cattle grazing and soil-enhancing farming practices, we can eat all the beef we want, guilt-free.
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4 weeks ago |
sentientmedia.org | Jessica Scott-Reid
Regenerative agriculture continues to capture attention — praised in star‑studded documentaries like “Kiss the Ground” and “Common Ground,” and featured heavily in Biden’s “climate-smart agriculture” programs. The promise sounds compelling. With the right type of cattle grazing and soil-enhancing farming practices, we can eat all the beef we want, guilt-free.
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1 month ago |
sentientmedia.org | Jessica Scott-Reid
Editor’s note: Spoilers ahead. Who could have imagined that I’d be nodding along with the Liver King. Yet on a flight home from a vegan conference, I found myself agreeing with the infamous social media personality as I watched Untold: The Liver King, on Netflix. The documentary tracks the story of the Liver King, whose real name is Brian Johnson, from social media demigod to whatever he is now.
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Learning that live lobsters can be brought on flights as carry-on baggage. Can’t bring liquids over 100ml. Can’t bring companion animals without paperwork and a fee. Can’t bring other animals. But a live lobster, on ice, in a box- a okay. How?

RT @Sentient_Media: It’s wildfire season in North America, and the evidence is clear: climate change has made wildfires more intense and fr…