Tell Your Natural Food Store or Grocer: We Want GMOs & Factory Farm Products Labeled
Most people wouldn’t eat genetically engineered foods if given the choice, but only a quarter of Americans are aware that[…]
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The HSUS Applauds Decision to Save New Mexico Chimpanzees from Imminent Move to New Lab, Harmful Experiments
Plans to move nearly 200 chimpanzees to a biomedical research laboratory have been halted, thanks to the work of animal protection[…]
Read moreFor Humane Educator, Certification Pays Off
As a humane educator, Melissa Wolf is always looking for ways to improve and increase her reach in the community.[…]
Read moreAnimal Fur Sold as Fake at Barneys New York
The Humane Society of the United States revealed through laboratory testing that a Phillip Lim brand parka sold online by[…]
Read moreCoexistence with Monsanto: Hell No!
By Ronnie Cummins “If you put a label on genetically engineered food you might as well put a skull and[…]
Read moreThe HSUS Releases 2010 Ranking of State Animal Protection Laws
The Humane Society of the United States, the nation’s largest animal protection organization, has released its second annual “Humane State[…]
Read moreFact-Finding Delegation Reveals Poor Conditions in Georgia Prisons
In December, Members of the NAACP Georgia State Conference and the NAACP National Delegation visited Macon State Prison as part[…]
Read moreThe Humane Society of the United States Commends USDA Plans to Improve Humane Handling at Slaughter Plants
The Humane Society of the United States applauds the U.S. Department of Agriculture for moving forward on several measures intended[…]
Read moreRainforest Alliance Launches Sustainable Coffee Website SealYourCup.org
Coffee drinkers interested in the impact of their morning cup o’ joe can now visit the website SealYourCup.org, which the[…]
Read more1800 Days: Organic Solutions to the Global Crisis
Beyond the deliberate disinformation and gloom and doom of the daily news, we must take decisive action to save ourselves[…]
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