105 – Enviroshop – About Magazine

Enviroshop – About Magazine

A Fur-Free Culture

December 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 105, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Dec 2005, Issue Number, The Humane Society of the United States, Year

Along with colorful leaves and crisp apples, fall brings an increase in the amount of animal fur worn and sold—and[…]

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Animal Antibiotics Discovered In Common Vegetables

December 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 105, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Dec 2005, Issue Number, Organic Consumers Association, Year

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have found residues from animal antibiotics in common produce, says a new study. Spreading[…]

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Do the Right Thing

December 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 105, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Dec 2005, Issue Number, The Humane Society of the United States, Year

Even though the National Marine Fisheries Service recognizes that continued ship strikes could push the critically imperiled North Atlantic right[…]

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EPA To Allow Pesticide Testing On Orphans & Mentally Handicapped Children

December 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 105, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Dec 2005, Issue Number, Organic Consumers Association, Year

Public comments are now being accepted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on its newly proposed federal regulation regarding the[…]

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Keep Wildlife in the Wild

December 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 105, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Dec 2005, Issue Number, The Humane Society of the United States, Year

The Kenyan government is considering a proposal to send 300 wild animals to a safari park in Thailand. This is[…]

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Eggs-Citing News About Our Trader Joe’s Campaign

December 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 105, 2005, Animal Rights & Environment, Dec 2005, Issue Number, The Humane Society of the United States, Year

I'm excited to tell you about a major victory in our No Battery Eggs campaign: Thanks to your actions over[…]

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