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Don Lichterman

SafariLIVE Sunset is A Window Into the Wild

For wildlife enthusiasts around the world, few things compare to the thrill of being transported into the heart of Africa’s wilderness without ever leaving home. That is exactly what SafariLIVE continues to deliver. On September 24 and 25, 2025, viewers were once again treated to unforgettable moments during both sunset and sunrise broadcasts, capturing the […]

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U.S. Women’s Incarceration Rates Surpass Global Democracies

The United States has long been known for its massive prison population, but a new 2025 report underscores a grim reality: every single U.S. state now outranks nearly all democratic countries when it comes to incarcerating women. This revelation places America at the very center of a global crisis in women’s imprisonment, raising urgent questions

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America’s Death Penalty Crisis Deepens as Florida Leads Record Year of Executions

The United States is moving rapidly toward one of its deadliest years in recent history. With Florida leading the way at a record-setting pace, the country is on track to carry out 42 executions by the end of 2025. Florida alone has already put 12 people to death this year, the highest number since the

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Beagles in Laboratories – How Their Kindness Is Exploited and Why Change Is Finally Coming

For decades, one of the world’s most beloved dog breeds has been at the center of a cruel industry. Gentle, trusting, and affectionate, beagles are prized companions in homes across the globe. Tragically, those very same qualities have made them the preferred choice for laboratories conducting animal experiments. According to animal rights organizations such as

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Climate Policy Uncertainty and EPA Shake-Ups Raise Global Concerns

As the world intensifies its efforts to combat climate change, uncertainty looms over the United States’ role in international climate commitments. Despite widespread calls for decisive action, former President Donald Trump’s allies and climate observers alike are still waiting for clarity on his administration’s plans regarding the 1992 treaty ratified by the Senate—a cornerstone of

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Influencer Intervention Challenges Bullfighting in France

In a bold and daring act of activism, influencer JEREMSTAR made international headlines by entering the bullfighting arena during the opening event of the Feria des Vendanges in France. His unexpected intervention interrupted the spectacle, forcing spectators to confront the harsh reality behind the tradition: the deliberate torture and killing of bulls for entertainment. Bullfighting

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Rescuing Dogs and Fighting the Meat Trade Across Asia – Yummy…Dog Meat!

Across Asia, the fight against the dog meat trade has gained momentum through the relentless efforts of organizations and coalition partners committed to animal welfare. Among these, Animals Asia has been a leading force, conducting numerous rescues that have saved hundreds of dogs from brutal conditions. While other organizations like PETA focus primarily on domestic

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The Long Road to Ending Bear Bile Farming in Vietnam as Vietnam Nears the End of Bear Farming

For more than two decades, the heartbreaking reality of bear bile farming in Vietnam has cast a shadow over animal welfare. Bears, often confined to cramped cages and subjected to unimaginable cruelty, were kept alive only for the extraction of bile—a substance used in traditional medicine despite the existence of humane alternatives. Yet, amid the

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‘Food With Feeling’ Plant-Based Comfort, Easy Meal Prep, and Healing Italian Penicillin

At Sustainable Action Now, we’re passionate about making plant-based eating approachable, affordable, and delicious. This week, we’ve curated a complete ‘Food With Feeling’ meal plan filled with hearty vegetarian recipes, a bonus sweet treat, and even a soothing soup that’s been nicknamed Italian Penicillin. Each dish highlights sustainability in the kitchen while proving that wholesome

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Quick & Creamy Ricotta Pasta for Busy Weeknights

There’s something timeless about a bowl of pasta that comes together in minutes yet feels like an indulgence worthy of a restaurant table. That’s exactly what this Easy Ricotta Pasta delivers—creamy, flavorful, and comforting, all in under 20 minutes. With pantry staples and a few fresh ingredients, this recipe makes weeknight dinners not only easier,

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Animal Welfare Concerns at Zootastic Park

Concerns over the welfare of animals at Zootastic Park in North Carolina have been building for years, with repeated USDA citations, reports from PETA, and troubling visitor accounts fueling public scrutiny. The facility, often criticized as a “roadside zoo,” has faced fines, official warnings, and a long record of violations under the federal Animal Welfare

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Youth Confinement in 2025 – Progress in Numbers, Setbacks in Justice

A new analysis reveals troubling realities about youth confinement in the United States. While the overall number of young people in confinement has gone down in recent years, racial disparities are actually worsening. This contradiction underscores the urgent need to confront systemic inequalities, rethink juvenile justice policies, and push back against harmful legislation that seeks

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From Abandonment to Rescue — A Mother Cat’s Journey of Survival and Hope

When we talk about the importance of rescue work, sometimes the most powerful stories come from the smallest and most vulnerable lives. One recent case highlights both the heartbreaking reality many animals face and the unwavering compassion of rescue teams who refuse to let them suffer alone. A mother cat, abandoned and left to fend

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A Heartwarming Rescue of Three Little Pigs

At Sustainable Action Now, we are committed to promoting compassionate and sustainable practices that benefit both our planet and its inhabitants. One such inspiring story comes from the dedicated efforts of PETA’s field team and the Blind Spot Animal Sanctuary, who recently collaborated to rescue three pigs from dire conditions and provide them with a

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Climate Change: Beyond Scientific Dispute – A Call for Urgent Action

In a pivotal new report, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) has reaffirmed that climate change is “beyond scientific dispute.” This comprehensive 135-page review underscores the overwhelming evidence that human activities, particularly the emission of greenhouse gases, are driving unprecedented changes in the Earth’s climate. The report serves as a stark contrast

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