Jan 2005 – Enviroshop – About Magazine

Major Bust Of Hog-Dog Fighting Rings

January 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 2005, 94, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Jan 2005, The Humane Society of the United States, Year

In a coordinated sweep across four states, law enforcement authorities shut down the nation's largest hog-dog fighting operation over the[…]

The Aibo Option

January 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 2005, 94, Animal Rights & Environment, Issue Number, Jan 2005, PETA, Year

By Kathy Guillermo It is midnight. The spouse and kids are asleep and the dogs are sacked out, too, stretched[…]

New Year Of Light

January 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 2005, 94, Editorials, Ezra Speaks, Issue Number, Jan 2005, Year

The new year is once again upon us. Will it be one of hope? Will it see sanity and peace[…]

Automakers Sue to Stall Landmark California Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Reduction Law

January 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 2005, 94, Animal Rights & Environment, Environmental Defense, Issue Number, Jan 2005, Year

On December 7th, General Motors, Daimler – Chrysler, Toyota and Ford filed a legal challenge against the State of California[…]

Environmental Defense Applauds Passage Of Conservation Bill

January 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 2005, 94, Animal Rights & Environment, Environmental Defense, Issue Number, Jan 2005, Year

On December 6th, Environmental Defense applauded the U.S. House of Representatives for passage of S. 2856, legislation to protect working[…]

Long Awaited Presidential Response to U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy Report

January 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 2005, 94, Animal Rights & Environment, Environmental Defense, Issue Number, Jan 2005, Year

On December 17th, the Administration responded to the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy Report, which has been a long, bi-partisan[…]

EPA Says Millions Breathe Polluted Air, But Takes No Action

January 1, 2005 Enviroshop Editor 2005, 94, Animal Rights & Environment, Environmental Defense, Issue Number, Jan 2005, Year

On December 17th, Environmental Defense sharply criticized the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for failing to finalize long overdue standards[…]