I disagree with the way that data is presented, it's parroted all around the web for years. Even the graphic is super misleading (as are most bar charts) - the

I disagree with the way that data is presented, it's parroted all around the web for years. Even the graphic is super misleading (as are most bar charts) - the water usage by cattle farms and industrial scale farming are drastically different. For instance, here is a report with hard data about ground water consumption of dairy farming in CA - much of the water is recycled: https://www.milkproducerscouncil.org/_files/ugd/318cf1_1f72adadd76e4bdd846f32cf3fb7c14d.pdf https://www.milkproducerscouncil.org/_files/ugd/318cf1_1f72a... So, based on the research I've seen on this topic, I think claims like these are misleading in a way I don't really feel like debating, because it's exhausting and laden with propaganda (both from dairy farmers and from vegans). In short, looking at things like "water used" is entirely misleading because that's not actually the environmental problem, it's about groundwater depletion - again, these topics are much more complicated than the way they are typically presented.