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Long before “fake news” was a household word, playwright and political activist George Bernard Shaw warned:“Beware of false knowledge; it is more dangerous tha…
Read moreAn article published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology demonstrates how stationary sensor networks can reveal complex changes in[…]
Read moreThe pace of glacier thawing on the roof of the world has doubled in 40 years, scientists say, with the Himalayan melt rate affected by climate heating.
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Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) has released a report detailing the major threats to public health and future generations from the[…]
Read morePackaging, especially single-use plastic, has been in the news a lot lately. Images of a straw in a turtle’s nose.[…]
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There were nursing mothers, kittens who looked sick and emaciated, many with what appeared to be eye infections. Photo by Meredith Lee/The HSUS
It was the smell that hit them the hardest as staff members from our Animal Rescue Team entered a house in Killeen, Texas, this morning, to help local law enforcement agents remove nearly 200 cats and kittens and several dogs from a situation of alleged . . .
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Engineers say there is no technical reason why hydrogen cannot replace natural gas to make electricity, heat homes and for cooking.
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We’re still trying to raise the money we need to storm the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Washington, D.C., and stand with Roundup-exposed cancer victims in …
Read moreThe Ohio Supreme Court rejected FirstEnergy’s “credit support” charges approved by state regulators in 2016. Although billed as funds that[…]
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According to a Chinese activist who was on the ground, the dogs at the slaughterhouse were exhausted and panting, some pressing themselves tight against the wall in an effort not to be noticed.
The dog meat festival in Yulin, China, begins this Friday. However, dogs and cats, either stolen from their owners or plucked from the streets, are already being mercilessly bludgeoned to death or electrocuted before being cooked and served up as food in the city’s restaurants. . . .
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