Livestock farming produces more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire global transportation sector combined, according to the case this film builds, and it opens with Dutch politician Marianne Thieme laying out that comparison directly to camera in a rebuttal to An Inconvenient Truth. Hand-held and hidden cameras take viewers inside factory farms and slaughterhouses, showing the crowding, waste lagoons, and methane output that rarely make it into climate discussions built around cars and coal plants. Scientists and policy experts appear on camera to walk through the numbers on methane, nitrous oxide, and land use tied to meat and dairy production, and the film sets these against the political reluctance to touch farming subsidies or dietary habits. Produced by the Nicolaas G. Pierson Foundation, a Dutch think tank linked to the Party for the Animals, it argues for cutting meat consumption and reforming livestock policy as climate measures on par with renewable energy or emissions caps on industry and transport. The footage from inside the farms is what stays with you.