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US Businesses Ban Canadian Seafood in Seal Protest
More than 6,000 businesses in the US are avoiding the purchase of Canadian seafood in an effort to end the country’s annual seal slaughter.
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Ann Taylor and LOFT Discontinue Use of Exotic Skin
Parent company ANN INC. has committed to halt the use of exotic skins in its clothing and accessory lines.
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MFA Releases New Undercover Footage at Butterball
Mercy For Animals has just released harrowing footage of workers abusing turkeys at several Butterball operations in North Carolina.
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Animal Farmers More Likely to Suffer Nerve Damage
New information from an animal agriculture study reveals livestock and dairy farmers exhibit symptoms of nerve damage.
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Harvard Ignores Meatless Monday Majority Vote
The Ivy League University’s dining services have rejected a nearly 70 percent in-favor vote for the school to participate in the Meatless Monday campaign.
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Pig Facility Pollution to Blame for Fish Deaths
A pig slaughterhouse is Sioux Center, IA has been revealed as the source of water pollutants responsible for killing thousands of fish.
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Meat Eaters to Thank for Rise in Vegetarian Dining
Columbus, OH is gaining new veg ground thanks to curious meat eaters exploring plant-based meals.
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PETA Grant Aims to End Animal Testing in China
The animal-rights group has paired with the McGrath Family Foundation to fund in vitro training for scientists in China.
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Los Angeles Adopts Meatless Monday Resolution
The City of Angels is encouraging once-weekly plant-powered meals for better health, a cleaner environment, and animal protection.
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News Anchor Makes Incredible Vegan Transformation
Portland News Anchor Jeff Peterson adopted a vegan diet for 60 days after watching Forks Over Knives and reveals he’s never turning back.
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World’s Longest Married Couple Credit Veg Diet
Karam and Katari Chand reveal the secrets to their 87 year marriage are communication, laughter, and a vegetarian diet.
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High Dairy Intake Interferes With Semen Quality
A recent study out of Harvard School of Public Health reveals a high dairy intake results in poor-quality sperm.