By EnviroEditor, on April 1st, 2005%
Images from commercials, television and movies of chimpanzees, orangutans and other nonhuman primates dressed in cute clothes and living with human families make it seem as if it is perfectly normal to keep them as “pets.” But this is pure fantasy. Although our close relatives share much of our DNA and are extremely intelligent,
Read More… Primates Belong in the Wild, Not Our Homes
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Last week, protesters in 56 cities and 27 countries told Canada loud and clear: stop the seal hunt now. You can help end the slaughter…
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Senator Robert Byrd (D-WV) joins the fight to save wild horses and burros. Urge your U.S. Senators to co-sponsor his bill to return federal protections to these living symbols of America. Take action…
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More than 10,000 big cats—such as tigers, lions and leopards—live in the United States, many kept in private homes as exotic pets. Big cats may be cute and cuddly as cubs, but the old adage still holds true: “You can take the tiger out of the jungle, but you can’t take the jungle out
Read More… Tell Secretary Norton the Price of Inaction Is Too High
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This week, Minnesota became the first U.S. state to attempt to follow the lead of the European Union and ban Atrazine. The commonly used corn pesticide has been directly linked to cancer, low sperm counts and widespread deformities in frogs, and has been showing up at increasing rates in wells and municipal water supplies.
Read More… Monsanto Helps Keep A Notorious Toxic Pesticide On The Market
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On March 10, conservative Judge Jack B. Weinstein ruled against compensating Vietnamese children and adults who have suffered serious health damage due to the intensive spraying of the herbicide Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. Agent Orange was widely applied to remove forest cover, despite being categorized as a highly toxic dioxin to humans.
Read More… Judge Rules Against One Million Vietnamese In Favor Of Monsanto
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The Pentagon is lobbying Congress to pass a new law that would allow the military to freely violate a host of environmental regulations. Entitled "The Readiness and Range Preservation Initiative," the legislation would allow military facilities to ignore laws like the Clean Air Act. The Pentagon claims environmental regulations are a threat to national
Read More… Stop The Pentagon's War On Public Health & Environment
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Under the New World Order of the World Trade Organization (WTO), corporations now have the right to "discover" seeds and genetic materials used by indigenous peoples for centuries, and patent these materials, thereby obtaining monopoly rights to its products and profits. One such example is that of India's Neem Tree, traditionally considered a sacred
Read More… Biopirates Lose Patent On Seeds Of India's Sacred Tree, The Neem
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Tiger Rescue owner John Weinhart was found guilty of 55 counts of animal cruelty, including 14 felony counts. The verdict comes just as the last of the tigers on Weinhart's property, each cared for by The Fund, are transferred to a ten-acre habitat.
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By Mary Beth Sweetland
Like so many people, public speaking tops my list of loathsome activities. I am a fearful primate. But recently, I overcame this fear because I had an opportunity to speak to the group of people who are the only voices the animals in laboratories ever have. After repeated requests, I
Read More… Primate Fear Compromises Research Results