It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a … Cat?
Wendy was stuck 50 feet up a tree, but just as PETA came to her rescue, this daredevil cat decided to save herself.
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The U.S. needs more economic stimulus: Here’s how it can create jobs and tackle climate change
After winning on the strongest climate platform of any major party presidential nominee in history, the Biden-Harris administration has a[…]
Read morePETA Statement: Justify Ruling
Please see the following statement from PETA Senior Vice President Kathy Guillermo regarding the California Horse Racing Board’s decision to let the stewards’ ruling stand and leave Justify as the 2018 Santa Anita Derby winner, despite the violation of medication regulations after it was found that Justify and Hoppertunity had scopolamine in their systems: Laws… Read more »
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Read moreBiden administration withdraws Trump-era plan for higher line speeds at chicken slaughterhouses
Increased line speeds benefit no one but chicken producers looking to fatten their profits. Even at existing speeds, conditions inside a slaughterhouse are already immensely dangerous and inhumane. Photo by Kharkhan_Oleg/iStock.com
The Biden administration has withdrawn a deplorable pending rule that would have allowed qualifying chicken slaughter plants in the United States to permanently dial up line speeds from an already inhumane and lightning-fast 140 birds per minute to 175 birds per minute. The U.S. Department . . .
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Read moreEfforts to open an early wolf trophy hunting season in Wisconsin defeated
Wisconsin residents got less than 48 hours’ notice about the hearing today, but hundreds of individuals, scientists, and tribal representatives still submitted written comments and nearly 50 people signed up to testify, with the majority opposing such a reckless rush to slaughter. Photo by JAMcGraw/iStock.com
An attempt by some Wisconsin lawmakers to force a rushed and unlawful wolf hunting season in the state beginning next month has been narrowly defeated by the state’s Natural Resources Board. In November, we reported how we had helped stop an effort by the Wisconsin . . .
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Read moreHow hemp can help to moderate the climate crisis
Hemp, a plant grown centuries ago in England as a national duty, could help to restrict climate heating.
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Tomás Carbonell Named EPA Deputy Assistant Administrator for Stationary Sources, Office of Air and Radiation
“Tomás Carbonell is one of the nation’s leading Clean Air Act experts. He operates with the highest degree of integrity,[…]
Read moreNIMH Director Loses the Plot in Desperate Defense of Bogus Experiments on Animals
Once more for the people in the back: Experiments on animals have nothing to do with human health. Here’s why PETA is taking on the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Read moreExxonMobil Ends $250K Iditarod Sponsorship After PETA Campaign
As reported by the Associated Press, following a vigorous PETA campaign, ExxonMobil has confirmed that its more than 40 years of support for the Iditarod—the notorious dogsled race in which more than 150 dogs have died, most commonly after inhaling their own vomit—is ending this year. ExxonMobil has sponsored the Iditarod since 1978 and has… Read more »
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