Industry Sneak Attack On Organic Standards Rammed Through Congress
Despite receiving over 350,000 letters and phone calls from OCA members and the organic community, Republican leaders in Congress October[…]
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Stop Factory Farm Dairy Feedlots From Labeling Their Products As Organic
Organic consumers assume that when they're buying "USDA Organic" milk or dairy products, that the animals have access to pasture,[…]
Read moreJust Plain Old Soap Is All You Need
There's good news for old fashioned soap lovers. U.S. health experts and scientists asked the FDA to pass restrictions on[…]
Read moreKansas Court Ensures Fair Treatment for Gay Youth
In a unanimous decision, the Kansas Supreme Court struck down today a law that sent Matthew Limon, a gay teen,[…]
Read moreBelated Investigation Should Reign In Special Counsel Bloch
After a seven month delay, Office of Personnel Management Inspector General Patrick McFarland will finally begin an investigation into the[…]
Read moreGay Speaker Exclusion at Million More March Breaks Promise
Breaking an agreement reached in a meeting in mid October, the Million More March organizers excluded an openly gay speaker[…]
Read moreSen. Vitter Should Apologize for Hurricane Remarks
Speaking at a luncheon on Oct. 12, Sen. David Vitter, R-La., compared Hurricanes Katrina and Rita to marriages of same-sex[…]
Read moreHorses Granted Reprieve From Slaughter
Dear Friends, Thanks to your amazing work over the past several months, we have made unprecedented progress to protect nearly[…]
Read moreSuffering and Diseased Meat: It's What's for Dinner
Every day, cows, sheep, pigs, and other animals destined for slaughter go "down" Enviroshop is maintained by dedicated NetSys Interactive[…]
Read moreThe Truck Stops Here
The Twenty-Eight Hour Law requires animals be provided food, water, and rest for every 28 hours of interstate transport—except if[…]
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