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The Biden administration named Annie Petsonk to serve as principal deputy assistant secretary for aviation and international affairs at the Department of[…]
Read moreYears of social media takeovers, floods of phone calls and e-mails, global protests, and other pressure by PETA and our affiliates have paid off for rabbits.
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Americans today are more aware than ever before about the horrors that big cats endure in captivity at the hands of exhibitors and roadside zoo owners. Photo by the HSUS
A bill that would prohibit public contact with big cats like tigers, lions and leopards and ban the possession of these animals as pets was swiftly reintroduced in the U.S. House today, suggesting that the measure is poised for early action in Congress. The Big . . .
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The climate crisis is exacting a rising price from the worldwide insurance industry, a relief and development agency says.
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This year, financial institutions must make a significant leap forward on climate – from pledges to progress. Even amidst a[…]
Read moreA new PETA report points out that more than 2,500 studies show that other animals feel pain, fear, joy, and love. Experiments on animals must end now.
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Read more2020 matched all global heating records. In 2021 carbon releases will reach a milestone. Soon we face a 2°C hotter future.
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Many people may not be aware that lead is still added to brass and bronze used to make drinking water[…]
Read moreThe Caspian Sea’s decline means a climate-led water crisis for at least five Asian nations as inland seas dry up.
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PETA Asia investigators recently returned to Thailand one year after exposing the use of forced monkey labor on Thai coconut farms—prompting Costco and other retailers around the world to cut ties with Thai coconut milk brands—and found that manufacturers and the Thai government are lying to the public and importers about monkey use, which continues… Read more »
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