A bold new commitment to the Paris Agreement is achievable – and essential for U.S. leadership
Now that the United States is officially back in the Paris Agreement, after four years of climate inaction and denial,[…]
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Where Is Lila? PETA Fears Bald Tiger Trapped at Waccatee Zoo Has Died
Lila, a tiger who had lost almost all her fur while trapped at South Carolina’s notorious Waccatee Zoo, is missing and presumed dead. PETA wants answers.
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Read moreWeakening Gulf Stream may disrupt world weather
The Gulf Stream is growing feebler, the Arctic seas are gaining fresh water. Together they could affect the world’s weather.
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Trophy hunters kill 216 wolves in Wisconsin bloodbath
A whopping 2,380 wolf hunting permits — twice as many as are typically issued for hunts in the state — were made available for a quota of 119 wolves over what was supposed to be a week-long season. Photo by JAMcGraw/iStock.com
A no-holds-barred carnage of wolves in Wisconsin last week, which ended with trophy hunters killing nearly twice the sanctioned quota of animals in just under 60 hours, offers a terrible glimpse into just what lies ahead for these beloved native American carnivores unless the Biden . . .
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For Women’s History Month, Celebrate Feminist Icons Who Helped Animals
For Women’s History Month (March), PETA is sharing information about five iconic women who you may not know were (or are) veg.
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Read moreEDF Launches Video Series to Raise Awareness of Climate Impacts on Fishers
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Today the CEOs of 12 environmental groups, including WWF, issued a public letter to companies urging them to more actively advocate for climate policy. The letter specifically urges companies to publicly support an ambitious national goal under the fra…
Read morePETA to Pentagon: Don’t Blame Thailand for Cobra Gold Bloodlust
Please see the following statement from PETA Vice President of International Laboratory Methods Shalin Gala regarding a report that the Pentagon is putting the responsibility for the cruelty of the Cobra Gold military training exercises on the Royal Thai Armed Forces: It’s disingenuous for the Pentagon to blame Thailand solely for the horrific animal killings… Read more »
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Read moreUN survival plan offers new hope for the planet
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PREPARED Act would ensure safety of animals in puppy mills, roadside zoos during disasters
There is no federal law right now to address hundreds of thousands of animals held in American businesses, institutions and enterprises, specifically those in puppy mills, research facilities, zoos, circuses and aquariums regulated under the Animal Welfare Act. The PREPARED Act would remedy that. Photo by Debbie Leahy/The HSUS
The devastation wrought by the recent deep freeze in Texas is a stark reminder of the urgent need for disaster planning that includes tens of thousands of animals in puppy mills, roadside zoos and other enterprises. Today, to address that need, Representatives Dina Titus, D-Nev., . . .
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