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Climate Activists Attempt to Block Brazilian Meat Giant JBS’s IPO in the US
Environmental groups are urging the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to halt Brazilian meat giant JBS's planned US IPO, citing its failure to adhere to climate and corporate governance pledges. The activists call it the "biggest!-->…
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Plant-Based Earthshot Prize? Vegan Charity & Celebrities Offer £1M & Urge Prince William to Introduce New Category
A group of celebrities have supported an open letter by UK charity Generation Vegan (GenV), which calls for the Prince William-helmed Earthshot Prize to add a category recognising those who are advancing a shift to a plant-based food!-->…
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Research Shows Dead Flies Could Be Transformed into Biodegradable Plastics – But Insect Farming Poses Welfare Issues
Scientists at Texas A&M University have found a way to turn dead black soldier flies into biodegradable plastic. Adult flies, which are said to have no competing applications (black soldier fly larvae are used in pet food, for!-->…
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Saltyco’s BioPuff: the Plant-Based Material Revolutionising the Puffer Jacket
UK startup Saltyco has developed a BioPuff, a new bulrush-based fill material for puffer jackets that has a feather-like structure. A sustainable alternative to animal- and petroleum-based materials like duck or goose fibres and polyester!-->…
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We’re Supplementing With Vitamin D3 More Than Ever. The Problem? It Mostly Comes From Sheep.
Where does vitamin D come from? The answer may surprise you.
Vitamin D3, both a nutrient we consume and a hormone our body produces, is essential for bone, teeth, and muscle health. It is most frequently gleaned through exposure to!-->!-->!-->…
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Why Do Politicians Ignore Animal Agriculture? Study Points to Potential Voter Backlash.
Lack of government attention on the environmental costs of animal agriculture is rampant, finds new research.
A recent study has shed light on the lack of governmental attention to the large environmental and human health costs!-->!-->!-->…
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Is Sugar Vegan? Bone Char Filtration, The Industry’s Dirty Secret
Is sugar vegan? Why wouldn't it be, right? How's this for a shocking fact: not all sugars on the supermarket shelf are vegan.
Even though sugar comes from the sugarcane plant and does not contain animal products, the process used to!-->!-->!-->…
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What Draws Seventh Day Adventists to Vegan And Vegetarian Lifestyles?
By Tamas Lestar.
Christianity is often regarded as a staunch opponent of veganism – after all, most Christian denominations are highly carnivorous in their dietary ethics. Many proclaim liberty to consume animal flesh as they assume!-->!-->!-->…
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Is Using Insects for Protein A Terrible Idea? Here’s What You Need to Know
Using insects as a source of protein has gained attention in recent years with enthusiasts presenting the idea as a sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional protein sources. However, the use of insects for protein is a!-->…
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The 7 Best Vegan Books To Ease Into Eating Less Meat
Want to eat less meat? Read a book, first.
If you want the facts about meat consumption, and some practical tips on how to reduce yours, and even a few recipes to get you started, the following eight vegan books will get you there. Best!-->!-->!-->…
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OpEd: I’m The Target Of ‘Angry Vegan’ Ire And Truth Be Told, They Have A Point, But It’s Not The Answer
I don’t blame vegans for being angry. When it comes to animal exploitation, there’s a lot to be mad about. But the answer may lie in compassion towards our fellow non-vegan humans.
Maybe it’s PETA, maybe it’s Twitter – but for one!-->!-->!-->…
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Octopus Farms Raise Massive Ethical And Evironmental Concerns
By Alexandra Schnell, University of Cambridge, Heather Browning, London School of Economics and Political Science, Jonathan Birch, London School of Economics and Political Science
When you imagine an octopus’s!-->!-->!-->…
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How to Minimize Waste On Amazon Orders
If you must use the e-com behemoth, Amazon, there are still some steps you can take to try and reduce the impact of your order as much as possible.
It can be difficult to completely quit all online shopping. Sometimes, there might be!-->!-->!-->…
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Cory Booker Vs. Big Meat
New Jersey Senator Cory Booker has a new plan aimed at holding large factory farms accountable and improving animal welfare. Can he get it passed?
Under Senator Cory Booker's Industrial Agriculture Accountability Act, the Democrat!-->!-->!-->…
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New Documentary ‘I Could Never Go Vegan’ Aims to Convince You Otherwise
The new feature documentary I Could Never Go Vegan explores common myths and arguments surrounding the vegan diet.
Attaching its name to one of the more common statements heard when the topic comes up, I Could Never Go Vegan is an!-->!-->!-->…
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By 2024, the World’s Largest Food Service Provider Will No Longer Use Gestation Crates
Expected to be eliminated before the end of next year, Compass Group, the world's largest food service provider, says it will phase out the use of gestation crates for pigs in its U.S. supply chain.
Compass Group says it is aiming to!-->!-->!-->…
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As Humane Slaughter Come to Aquaculture, Is Animal Welfare At a Tipping Point?
Fish deserve a humane death says the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC), one of the world's leading farmed seafood organizations, in a move that elevates animal welfare standards to new heights.
The ASC said for the first time that!-->!-->!-->…
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70% of Asia’s Top Food Companies Are Moving to Cage-Free Eggs, New Report Finds
A new report finds that 70 percent of Asian food companies across the world's largest egg market are shifting away from battery cages or caged eggs.
Battery cages for egg-laying hens are on their way out across five Asian countries:!-->!-->!-->…
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Court Denies Habeas Corpus Plea for Bronx Zoo’s Happy The Elephant
Happy, an elephant housed at the Bronx Zoo in New York since 1977, has been deemed intelligent and worthy of compassionate care, but not entitled to freedom. The decision came from New York’s top court after the Nonhuman Rights Project!-->…
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UK Advertising Watchdog Bans Tesco Plant-Based Burger Commercial And Advert Linking Animal Cruelty To Meat Consumption
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received 63 complaints about an advert created by Vegan Friendly UK. The clip was devised to shine a light on what Vegan Friendly refers to as the hypocrisy of meat-eaters who claim to care about!-->…
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Switch4Good Partners With Vegan Artists To Sell NFTs For Ethical Causes
Nonprofit Switch4Good has announced its latest collaboration designed to “disrupt the disinformation of Big Dairy”. The organisation is working with vegan artists to offer more than 50 pieces of original art, sold as Non-Fungible Tokens!-->…
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