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Urgent Appeal to the Namibian Government: Halt the Proposed Wildlife Slaughter
The Ongoing Fight Against Dolphin Hunting in Taiji, Japan
A Massive Victory for Animal Rights as Charles River Laboratories Abandons Plans for Monkey Warehouse
The Juliana 21 Youth-Led Fight for Climate Justice
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The Wildlife Aid Centre: Pioneering a New Era for British Wildlife
PRIVATE PRISONS.
Private prisons, like many other publicly traded companies, have their value determined by a variety of factors, with the number of occupants being a significant one. The business model of private prisons revolves around incarcerating individuals on behalf of government agencies, primarily at the state and federal levels, in exchange for a per diem or monthly fee per inmate.
The number of occupants, or inmates, directly impacts the revenue generated by private prisons. Higher occupancy rates mean more revenue, as each inmate represents a source of income for the company. Therefore, from a financial standpoint, private prison operators aim to maximize occupancy levels to optimize their revenue streams.
From a trading perspective on Wall Street, investors closely monitor metrics such as occupancy rates when evaluating the performance and potential value of private prison stocks. Higher occupancy rates often signal strong financial performance and growth potential, which can drive up the stock price and attract investors.
Urgent Appeal to the Namibian Government: Halt the Proposed Wildlife Slaughter
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding Namibia’s recent decision to slaughter 150 wild animals, with plans to cull an additional 700, including 83 elephants. This proposed action is both ethically and scientifically unjustifiable and must be reconsidered. The slaughter of these majestic creatures is not a viable solution to the pressing drought…
The Ongoing Fight Against Dolphin Hunting in Taiji, Japan
It has been nearly three weeks since the commencement of the 2024/25 dolphin hunting season in Taiji, Japan, and tragically, two dolphin species have already been targeted for slaughter and capture. The methods used in this hunt are not only inhumane but have also been shrouded in secrecy until recently. In previous years, our Cove…
A Massive Victory for Animal Rights as Charles River Laboratories Abandons Plans for Monkey Warehouse
In a monumental win for animal welfare advocates, Charles River Laboratories, a major player in monkey experimentation, has officially abandoned its plans to construct a massive monkey warehouse in Brazoria County, Texas. This decision comes after an intense 11-month campaign led by PETA and fueled by the passionate support of thousands of advocates who stood…