Vegan activist voices link between zoonotic diseases and animal exploitation
Vegan activist voices link between zoonotic diseases and animal exploitation
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2020-05-07 1083 Tontonan
Global experts call for tax on meat consumption and livestock production to avoid “Era of Pandemics.”
Global experts call for tax on meat consumption and livestock production to avoid “Era of Pandemics.”
trade and animal livestock raising, which are also propelling climate change and biodiversity loss.Chaired by Dr. Peter Daszak, president of United States- based nonprofit EcoHealth Alliance, the report warned that there are up to 827,000 unknown viruses in nature that could infect humanity. To prevent “more frequent, deadly, and costly pandemics”, the study urged policy makers to promote a transi
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2020-12-27 570 Tontonan
United Nations report calls for better treatment of animals
United Nations report calls for better treatment of animals
and wild animal products. In particular, the drivers include rapidly rising meat, dairy and egg production; poor conditions of intensified livestock factory farms; growing exploitation of wildlife; deforestation for livestock rearing; increasing handling, transport and trade of animals and their products; expanding wildlife markets as well as crowded industrial meat processing plants. Given that
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2020-08-19 810 Tontonan
France takes steps to abolish animal cruelty
France takes steps to abolish animal cruelty
Wild animals gain new rights under French law. The Honorable Barbara Pompili, Minister for the Ecological Transition, has announced several bans that will progressively prioritize animal welfare. With the goal of phasing out dolphinariums, it is now forbidden for France’s three marine parks to bring in or breed new orcas and dolphins. Raising mink on fur farms will be outlawed by 2025. And in the
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2020-12-01 651 Tontonan
Greece passes law to protect animals
Greece passes law to protect animals
sentence animal abusers from one to ten years in prison depending on the crime’s nature. They will also be fined between €5,000 and €15,000. The nation’s Rural Development and Food Minister, His Excellency Makis Voridis, stated that the law is “a strong message sent by parliament to society… Society can no longer accept such acts.” He also met with animal rights activist Panagiotis Milas, who has
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2020-12-20 775 Tontonan
experts call for implementing more plant-based foods in national dietary guidelines
experts call for implementing more plant-based foods in national dietary guidelines
limiting animal products and increasing whole grains, nuts and seeds in national guidelines, which should be backed by current science to achieve better health and a thriving environment. The study was published in the British Medical Journal. Our sincere thanks, scientists. May your research help promote standards for a thriving Earth safeguarded by Heaven.
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2020-08-28 663 Tontonan
United States Olympic track gold medalist highlights vegan diet benefits
United States Olympic track gold medalist highlights vegan diet benefits
, for the animals, over two years ago. Mr. Verburg continues his rigorous training, fueled by plant-based food. Tofu, kale salad, avocado on toast, and plant-based meat from Impossible Foods are among his favorites. He often enjoys oatmeal in the mornings, and before a race, he snacks on something light like apples with peanut butter. However, after a race, he loves eating barbecue seitan, fries o
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2020-12-16 831 Tontonan
Pakistan high court affirms legal rights of animals
Pakistan high court affirms legal rights of animals
rdered to stop immediately. Notably, the 67-page decision has recognized the “right to life” of animals while making reference to the country’s constitution, as well as national and international wildlife protection acts. It moreover stated that all religions, including Islam, have emphasized the importance of treating sentient beings with care, compassion and respect. Bravo! Our heartfelt gratitu
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2020-08-02 546 Tontonan
Research finds ocean health could recover in one generation
Research finds ocean health could recover in one generation
risis and stop pollution and overfishing. The study’s leader, Professor Carlos Duarte, said, “One of the overarching messages of the review is, if you stop killing sea life and protect it, then it does come back. We have a narrow window of opportunity to deliver a healthy ocean to our grandchildren, and we have the knowledge and tools to do so.” Thank you, scientists, for your hope-filled roadmap
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2020-05-30 585 Tontonan
New animal cruelty ban signed into the law in United States
New animal cruelty ban signed into the law in United States
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2020-01-01 2487 Tontonan