At Sustainable Action Now, our mission is to champion practices that foster a harmonious relationship between humanity and the natural world, emphasizing respect, compassion, and true sustainability for all living beings. It is with this core principle in mind that we must address the deeply troubling reality behind rodeos – events often presented as entertainment, […]
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At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that promoting sustainable living involves making conscious choices in every aspect of our lives, including what we eat. The shift towards plant-based diets is a significant step in reducing our environmental footprint, and we’re always excited to highlight initiatives that make these choices more accessible and appealing. Recently, a
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At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that true sustainability extends its embrace to every living creature, fostering a world where compassion and respect guide our interactions with the animal kingdom. It’s in this spirit that we celebrate remarkable stories of rescue and rehabilitation, shining a light on the incredible work being done to give animals
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At Sustainable Action Now, we are passionate about creating lasting change that honors both people and the planet. Nature, in all its majesty, is a vital part of our lives, and we believe in the transformative power of connecting with the wild. As we work towards a more sustainable and compassionate future, we invite you
At Sustainable Action Now, we believe in taking action for a better, more compassionate world. One area where change is urgently needed is the practice of animal testing. The brutal truth is that millions of animals, like Bo and Docker, are suffering in laboratories worldwide, forced to endure pain, distress, and eventual death for experiments
At Sustainable Action Now, we believe in celebrating the tangible impacts of dedicated conservation and rescue efforts around the globe. Our “Sustainable Action Now Report” series aims to bring you inspiring stories of progress, resilience, and the profound difference collective action can make. Today, we’re thrilled to share an heartwarming update from one of our
Best Friends Flourishing at BEAR SANCTUARY Belitsa Read More »
As our nation approaches the 249th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we find ourselves at a profound historical crossroads. Nearly two and a half centuries ago, a generation of young people, driven by an unyielding desire for freedom, risked everything to secure not only their own lives and liberty but also a brighter future
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In a chilling display of escalating urgency, the State of Florida continues its relentless pursuit of executions, casting a long shadow over fundamental principles of justice and fairness. Just moments before our scheduled update on Michael Bell’s impending execution, Governor DeSantis signed his ninth death warrant of 2025, condemning Air Force Veteran Edward ‘Zak’ Zakrzewski
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At Sustainable Action Now, we believe that real change begins with decisive action. Today, we are thrilled to present our inaugural “Sustainable Action Now Report,” highlighting a pivotal moment in our collective journey towards a more sustainable future. This report delves into a significant legislative development that underscores the growing commitment to environmental stewardship within
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At Sustainable Action Now, we believe in upholding justice and dignity for all, especially within systems that often lack transparency and accountability. A recent decision by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has cast a crucial light on the financial realities faced by incarcerated individuals, affirming that even a seemingly small fine can carry immense
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