Nov 2004 – Enviroshop – About Magazine

Selling Out Our Students’ Health: Atkins Scores a Fat Deal With the NEA

November 1, 2004 Enviroshop Editor 2004, 92, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Nov 2004, PETA, Year

by Jacqueline Domac "A" is for "Atkins"? Maybe, if you ask the National Education Association (NEA). The teachers' group recently[…]

Organic Farming Promotes Biodiversity

November 1, 2004 Enviroshop Editor 2004, 92, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Nov 2004, Organic Consumers Association, Year

In the largest study of its kind ever conducted, researchers have found that organic farming increases biodiversity. Scientists compared conventional[…]

Wal-Mart Squats Alongside Ancient Pyramids In Mexico

November 1, 2004 Enviroshop Editor 2004, 92, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Nov 2004, Organic Consumers Association, Year

Standing atop a 2,000 year old ancient pyramid on the sacred site of Teotihuacán in Mexico, one can see why[…]

Cities Conceal Hazardous Lead Levels In Municipal Water

November 1, 2004 Enviroshop Editor 2004, 92, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Nov 2004, Organic Consumers Association, Year

The Washington Post reports that cities across the U.S. have been allowed to hide water test results that show dangerous[…]

Help End The Use Of Animals In Testing Botox

November 1, 2004 Enviroshop Editor 2004, 92, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Nov 2004, The Humane Society of the United States, Year

Millions of Americans have gotten injections of BOTOX® Cosmetic in order to have some of their facial wrinkles smoothed out[…]

Take The Initiative For Animals This November

November 1, 2004 Enviroshop Editor 2004, 92, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Nov 2004, The Humane Society of the United States, Year

This election day, six of the seven states that allow citizens' ballot initiatives are asking voters to make important choices[…]