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Circuses, Our Youth, SAN News / /

Youth Plaintiffs Take on Trump in Historic Climate Trial in Missoula Read More »

Circuses, Our Youth, SAN News

Youth Plaintiffs Take on Trump in Historic Climate Trial in Missoula

History is unfolding in Missoula, Montana, where a landmark climate case, Lighthiser v. Trump, is set to begin on Tuesday, September 16, 2025. Over the course of two days, 22 courageous young plaintiffs will step into federal court to argue that their constitutional rights are being violated by government actions that worsen the climate crisis.

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Florida Faces Deadliest Pace of Executions in History: David Pittman Scheduled for Sept. 17 Read More »

Death Penalty, SAN News

Florida Faces Deadliest Pace of Executions in History: David Pittman Scheduled for Sept. 17

Florida is on the brink of carrying out its 12th execution of 2025, marking the fastest and deadliest pace of executions in the state’s history. On Wednesday, September 17, David Pittman is scheduled to be executed, a stark reminder of the ongoing debates surrounding the death penalty, systemic injustice, and the cycles of violence that

Climate, SAN News / /

Trump Administration’s Cancellation of Federal Climate Grants Sparks Uncertainty and Drives Innovative Funding Strategies Read More »

Climate, SAN News

Trump Administration’s Cancellation of Federal Climate Grants Sparks Uncertainty and Drives Innovative Funding Strategies

In 2025, the Trump administration’s abrupt cancellation of hundreds of climate-related federal grants has sent shockwaves through the environmental sector. These grants, originally awarded under the Inflation Reduction Act, were designed to fund a broad array of climate initiatives across the United States. Their sudden termination has left organizations scrambling to maintain momentum on crucial

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Stop Illegal Entry Act of 2025: Private Prisons, Mass Incarceration, and the Human Cost of Immigration Legislation Read More »

Politics, Private Prisons, SAN News

Stop Illegal Entry Act of 2025: Private Prisons, Mass Incarceration, and the Human Cost of Immigration Legislation

The Stop Illegal Entry Act of 2025 (H.R. 3486), passed by the U.S. House of Representatives on September 11, 2025, represents a major shift in federal immigration enforcement and criminal justice policy. With a 226–197 vote, the legislation now heads to the Senate for consideration, carrying profound implications for immigrants, the criminal justice system, and

Animals & Wildlife Welfare, SAN News / /

Vegan Luxury Takes Center Stage at the 2025 Emmys Backstage Giving Suite Read More »

Animals & Wildlife Welfare, SAN News

Vegan Luxury Takes Center Stage at the 2025 Emmys Backstage Giving Suite

In September 2025, the Emmys were not only a celebration of television excellence but also a showcase of innovation in sustainable and cruelty-free fashion. The collaboration between PETA and the Italian vegan handbag brand Miomojo brought “Vegan Luxury to the Backstage Emmys Giving Suite,” an initiative designed to highlight high-end, stylish accessories crafted entirely without

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SafariLIVE Sunset Brings the Thrill of the Wild to Your Screen Read More »

SafariLIVE Sunset, SAN News

SafariLIVE Sunset Brings the Thrill of the Wild to Your Screen

Sustainable Action Now is excited to highlight today’s incredible SafariLIVE Sunset stream, giving wildlife enthusiasts and conservation supporters around the world an up-close look at the breathtaking dramas of the African savannah. On September 16, 2025, SafariLIVE Sunset delivered a jam-packed evening of action, featuring intense predator chases, dramatic wildlife encounters, and expert commentary that

Animals & Wildlife Welfare, SAN News, Wildlife & Racing Extinction / /

Advancing Animal Rescue and Care: Updates from Azerbaijan and FELIDA Big Cat Sanctuary Read More »

Animals & Wildlife Welfare, SAN News, Wildlife & Racing Extinction

Advancing Animal Rescue and Care: Updates from Azerbaijan and FELIDA Big Cat Sanctuary

Sustainable Action Now is proud to share the latest developments from our ongoing efforts to protect, treat, and rehabilitate animals in need. From veterinary missions in Azerbaijan to the first month of peace for a young rescued lion in Europe, these stories highlight the power of compassion, expertise, and international collaboration in safeguarding wildlife. Veterinary

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Rethinking Animal Testing: Ethical, Scientific, and Practical Alternatives Read More »

SAN News, Testing on Animals & Wildlife

Rethinking Animal Testing: Ethical, Scientific, and Practical Alternatives

The use of animals in scientific research and testing has long been a topic of debate, with growing awareness around ethical treatment, scientific accuracy, and economic efficiency driving change. Across laboratories worldwide, animals—from mice and monkeys to zebrafish—have historically been subjected to experiments that can cause pain, psychological distress, or even death. Today, the conversation

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Fireside Chat with Tony Park: Storytelling, Africa, and the Urgent Call for Wildlife Conservation Read More »

SAN News, Wildlife & Racing Extinction

Fireside Chat with Tony Park: Storytelling, Africa, and the Urgent Call for Wildlife Conservation

On Sunday, September 14, 2025, readers, conservationists, and wildlife enthusiasts from across the globe tuned in for a special Fireside Chat with Tony Park, hosted by journalist and presenter Ben Coley. The virtual event, organized by WildEarth, offered a rare opportunity to step into the mind of the acclaimed thriller writer who has spent his

Rescue Network, SAN News / /

Klara’s Journey: From the Streets to Safety – A Story of Hope and Resilience Read More »

Rescue Network, SAN News

Klara’s Journey: From the Streets to Safety – A Story of Hope and Resilience

Pregnant and struggling to survive on the streets, Klara was a dog whose future seemed grim. Each day, she grew weaker, her body emaciated from the harsh conditions and lack of food. Yet, amidst the despair, a glimmer of hope emerged. This is the story of how Klara’s life took a turn for the better,