I think your comment is full of mistakes and misinterpretations, and at least one of them is:
Extensive, or organic agriculture shows absolutely no health benefits whatsoever, is extremely harmful for the environment as it requires far more land, and uses outdated techniques and chemicals which pose a much larger risk to our health and the environment.
As far as I understand, the initiative would’ve adopted the welfare standards of organic agriculture, without any of the other characteristics of organic food that cause the things you mentioned.
Even setting aside the organic argument, an insistence on extensive agricultural alone is also negative for the environment due to the lower output per hectare. Lots of literature has been written on this.
Yeah, the comment seems to overstate the problems of the law (except maybe the food prices one.) And that’s despite disagreeing with environmentalism or it’s goals.
I think your comment is full of mistakes and misinterpretations, and at least one of them is:
As far as I understand, the initiative would’ve adopted the welfare standards of organic agriculture, without any of the other characteristics of organic food that cause the things you mentioned.
Even setting aside the organic argument, an insistence on extensive agricultural alone is also negative for the environment due to the lower output per hectare. Lots of literature has been written on this.
Yeah, the comment seems to overstate the problems of the law (except maybe the food prices one.) And that’s despite disagreeing with environmentalism or it’s goals.